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NIAZ MUHAFHMAD versus ELECTION TRIBUNAL, PESHAWAR

NWFP Local Government Ordinance 1979 Section 13 (h) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Election Tribunal against the returning candidate was dismissed but the High Court in the constitutional jurisdiction received leave of appeal. The candidate was approved for scrutiny. There was no corrupt or illegal act by him during the elections and no violation of Section 13 (h) of Ordinance IV of 1979 was made by him. That the returning candidate had explained the circumstances in which he had signed the blank paper that other candidates had used as a request for fresh elections. That all present voters were allowed to cast their votes freely in favor of the candidates they liked, there was no hindrance by the returning candidates or the administration and thus the polling went smoothly and Reached out to find out the truth and draw conclusions. High Court sets aside Election Tribunal in constitutional jurisdiction famous high court advocate from Hub Inds Estate lawyer