ABDUL FATAH BHUTTO versus ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY
Article 14 (3) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Regardless of the nomination papers rejected, the nomination papers filed the present constitutional petition against the order of the Election Tribunal, which the Chief Justice of the High Court ruled upon the Election Tribunal's decisions. A special bench comprising three judges of the High Court was set up to decide the petitions arising, and all such petitions were placed before it. The aforementioned bench candidate did not file his application against the Election Tribunal order for a long time and chose to remain silent, which clearly suggested that he did not choose to present his case to the forum. What was specifically designed for that purpose. The candidate did not modify the specific procedure or approached the appropriate forum within the stipulated time when a task was to be done in a particular way, should be done in the same manner and otherwise the candidate was not available legal treatment, but he Did not take the prescribed course. / Non-passing of the specially constituted Bench also suffered damages to the existing Constitution Petition, excluding inability to maintain the Constitution Petition.
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