MUHAMMAD SADIQ, ADVOCATE versus MRS. BENAZIR BHUTTO, MNA, PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN AND CHAIRPERSON, PAKISTAN PEOPLE\'S PARTY
Senate (Election) Act 1975, section 62/58/59/61 (1) (e) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 5, 29, 194, 526 and Schedule 1I Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 25 Complaints Institution The High Court was not directly authorized under the law as it was the only magistrate first party or second party capable of reviewing the complaint under section 62 of the Senate Election Act 1975, even in the case of a live entertainment. A complaint can be denied by any party to the right and legal right of appeal or revision which may be lodged against a negative order and such complaint may be filed for the High Court. Please be a barrier element that was to complain directly. The trial was tried only by a court of inferior jurisdiction because the parties were high-status persons, so there was no reasonable basis for the complaint to be entertained directly in the High Court because it violated the principles of equality before the law. As is guaranteed by law. The consolidation and integration of Islam, as contained in the Quran and the Sun Pundits of the Election Petition, was hardly a relevant issue that should be considered in the High Court for the direct interpretation of the complaint, which also led to the passage of time. The entertainment was not stopped later. No entertainment before the High Court
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