KHALEEFA MUHAMMAD MUNAWAR BUTT versus HAFIZ MUHAMMD JAMIL NASIR
R12 (4) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Declaration of Assets in Nomination Papers The applicant failed to declare the amount received as part of the consideration of the sale of his property under the contract, therein It will be an asset. When the nomination of the papers was extended during the completion of the sale, the applicant claimed that he had no obligation to show the documents in the nomination column for declaration of assets as the property was owned by his father. Is. The applicant was repulsed, as it was said that the property stood in the name of the applicant and he had contracted to sell himself not only as his father's lawyer but also in his own rights. Until the sale is complete, the applicant is continuing his work, the proprietor of the property, under the circumstances, was obliged to disclose his amount as his asset in the nomination papers column, the High Court, thus, It was rightly accepted that the defendant's legal petition and any immunity could not be taken until the unanimous decision of the High Court.
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