Represent the other professionals as candidates for the 1977 Article 5 nominees for the Houses of Parliament and Provincial Assemblies (Elections) - Only one profession capable of counteracting such a gap in the Senate Appellant's qualifications The qualification shown by the appellant as a creditor was that he was a law graduate. , Enrolled in the High Court as a lawyer since 1979, with a term of about fifteen years and five report decisions in various jurisdictions, was not sufficient to prove itself qualified as an appellant \ profession. Was within the definition of professional. He was a distinguished person on the basis of his merits. Appellants may have gained some importance at the bar because of their successes, but in their profession or as a lawyer, the appellant, although knowledgeable about the law, had to prove himself. As a professional, he had to prove extraordinary ability in the field of law appellant, even on the merits of being able to contest for the Senate because he was not a professional, as was Article 5, the Houses of Parliament and the Provincial Assemblies. (Elections) Order, 1977
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