SADIQ ALI MEMON versus RETURNING OFFICER, NA-237, THATTA-I
Persons Disqualified for Membership in Arts 63 (1) (C), 62 (1) (F) and 185 (3) Representative People Act (LXXV of 1976), Section 14 (3) Dual Citizenship / Nationality Filing false declarations about dual citizenship / rejecting nationality nomination papers was a controversial, good, non-profit, honest and trustworthy candidate for dual citizenship but the fact that the previous general was competing Did not disclose the election after which the candidate applied to cancel his foreign citizenship, according to which he was canceled, he canceled his dual citizenship Eden / citizenship candidates had filed nomination papers for general elections in 2013 because that was the object of the candidate's nomination papers. After taking part in the last general election, he filed an affidavit and suppressed the fact of being a dual citizen, so he could not be called honest, amen. The Returning Officer of the Constitution was disqualified to contest the elections under Arts 62 and 63, but the Election Tribunal set aside the search for the Returning Officer and accepted the nomination papers. When filing a candidate's nomination during the last election, the candidate had made a false declaration and swore that he was not a victim of any kind of disqualification. To participate in the previous general election, to the effect that it fulfilled the qualifications specified in Article 62 of the Constitution and was not subject to any disqualification mentioned in Article 63 of the Constitution.
