Article 62, 63, 64, 54 and 55 Notice No. F1 (7) 85 Cod, Dated 16 3 1985 Civil Procedure Code (VS 1908), O XVI, Rr 1 and 2 Election Request for Election of the National Assembly The Election Tribunal, the applicant's jurisdiction, had the option of swearing the list of witnesses and witnesses filed due to lack of time and order. Can be done. The situation was in the nature of the terms of section 62 of the Representation of People Act, 1976 as there was no compliance with the said Act as the result of the dismissal of the election petition was provided in section 63 of the Public Representation Act. , 1976, which held that if the provisions of Sections 54 and 55 of the Election Act were not complied with or the applicant failed to make further depot, the Election Tribunal would dismiss the application. The election request should not only be accompanied by an affidavit of all the documents and testimonies given by the respondents, but it also shows that a copy of the application, documents and affidavit were provided to him. To submit a written statement along with all the documents relied upon by them and to present the affidavit of witnesses within seven days of the notice of election petition. Applicants were required to make their witnesses available for cross examination which relied on the affidavit and became attached to the election application. On the first date of the hearing before the Election Tribunal respondents had to be informed that the election request was made by a particular candidate.
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