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NIAZ MUHAMMAD versus DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER/DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, PESHAWAR

Section 12, Representation Public (Holding of Elections) Rules, 1977, R7 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for the nomination papers of candidates, Form V issued under R7 (1). Approval. Representation of the People (Conduct of Elections) Rule 1977, by the Returning Officer, shows the name of the applicant competing with the election mark. Failure to file an appeal by the respondent before the Election Tribunal against the approval of the applicant's papers nomination, the applicant's degree in his report to the competent authority by the Returning Officer on the direction of the Election Commission Returning Officer. Was found to be a fake and removed his name from the original Form VI, issuing an amended validation; no objection was made to the degree held by the applicant. The nomination papers were examined at the time of inquiry. Upon release of Form V, taken without notice Had the applicant, who had been condemned by an unidentified Returning Officer or District Returning Officer, been unable to interfere with the nomination of a candidate after the issuance of a Form V Returning Officer or District Returning Officer, would not be required in connection with any candidate's disqualification. Neither was there any authority to accept any type of objection / request, whose nomination papers were not checked, accepted and challenged while the Election Tribunal High Court had failed to conduct a poor inquiry after the original Form V was issued. Without legal authority and the applicant's rights had no legal effect. \ r \ n lawer from fb area from Chak Sawara lawyer