Sections 63, 63, 64, 64, 64, 64, 64, 64, 64, 64, and 54 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), XVI, Rr. 1 and 2. Failure to file an affidavit nomination Production of witnesses to be examined in the election petition The reason for the election tribunal, the applicant's jurisdiction, was that the list of witnesses and affidavits could not be filed because of their absence. In the presence of their evidence, the court could not act as a solid court in determining the dispute regarding the rights and obligations of the parties, nor was it practical under Article 62 (1) of the Representative People Act 1976. The Act provided compulsory results for non-compliance, and the penalties imposed on the dismissal of the election petition were provided for in section 63 of the Act. The Election Tribunal of the People Act, 1976 should be excluded if the representation was not complied with the provisions of section 54 or 55 of the Public Act 1976 or if the applicant failed to submit further as required under section 62 (4). had lived. While the Election Tribunal has powers of the civil court, the purpose of the affidavit was to file an affidavit of the witnesses to be decided without delay in the lengthy proceedings of the election petition while trying the civil case under the provisions of the CPC. Opposition must happen before it happens. Be aware, informed, and prepared about what kind of evidence was expected to be presented so that they can prepare for cross-examination, and to prevent the evidence from being fabricated and fabricated.
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