Sections 56, & 58 and (? ()) after the appellant declared the appellant a retired candidate, the respondents / non-candidates challenged that the Election Tribunal had filed eleven matters before the Election Tribunal. The statement was issued through, and when the case was decided for proof, an unknown candidate submitted the application. With the request that legal matters be decided by giving up the right to include their evidence before the selection tribunal, which has been accepted by the Election Tribunal for review of the validity of the matters, The tribunal has failed to properly resolve the matter and, with a diligence record, also disclosed that the tribunal had ignored the net issue of law so that it could be included in an unverifiable order, saying that there were legal deficiencies. In view of this, the Tribunal reversed the pure law of the law, leaving no evidence Which was reached by its roots. The matter and the matter could ultimately be resolved on the same Election Commission; either the matter was necessary or the appropriate party was to be included in the list of respondents, but it was not included as respondent and the legal weakness was removed. There was need to keep the impeachment order of the Election Tribunal as well as a directive to dismiss the election petition on these matters. The Chief Justice Election Commission can also be enforced under the law as a party to the election petition.
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