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AFSAR KHAN versus MIR DAD KHAN

Local Councils (Election) Rules of the NWFP 1979 1979 R26 found a man in the polling station compound and due to injury, polling was stopped by the Presiding Officer for an hour, after which the polling could be resumed. , Whether in violation of the provisions of R26, the Local Council Election Rules, 1979 the High Court correctly observed that the presiding officer was in his favor to resume the vote, especially when no candidate objected to it. But on the contrary, after that he participated vigorously and did not cause prejudice, because the majority vote These voters had polled their votes. Earlier, it was not alleged that any of the voters failed to cast their ballots because the ballot was suspended for a specified time, R26, providing for the Local Council election rules 1979 Applicable, if any interruption or interruption was encountered. Built for reasons beyond the control of the Presiding Officer The Presiding Officer did not state that such interruption / interruption was beyond it, thus preventing the resumption of polling by the R 26, Local Council Election Rules, 1979. Delivery was not violated attorney vs advocate vs counsel from Daur lawyer