Cantonment Act 1924 Section 13A (5) Cantonment (Elections and Election Petitions) Rules, 1979, R50 (4) The duties of the Cantonment Board and the duties of election officers were consolidated and the duty to come forward as a result of the election. Was bound. The federal government, which publishes the same for avoiding and forgetting the official gazette for performing public duty on public workers in the interest of the public, cannot get approval in any quarter, in which the constitution of the public Was essential for direct performance. According to the Election Tribunal's law, the work of public workers, who had a pending election petition against the returning candidate, was prohibited from reporting the returning candidate's election results to the federal government. I was forbidden to notify it in the Official Gazette. Because of the transparency of the right of the returning candidate and the responsibilities of the respondents' officers to be discriminated against, especially for any legal absence, the cantonment board There is no hindrance to the performance of public duty by the subsequent chairman, the respondents' government was directed to notify the returning candidate within fifteen days in the official Gazette.
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