SAHIBZADA MUHAMMAD ISHAQUE ZAFAR, ADVOCATE versus SPEAKER, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR, MUZAFFARABAD
Sections 9 and 44 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act 1974 and August 44, 1996, the term of office of President of the President was going to expire but he resigned from his post on May 13, 1996. Notification issued for The Election Commissioner announced the schedule of the President's election that the Chief Election Commissioner's notification, along with the Speaker, should be without legal authority and illegal privilege and that the resignation of the former President was illegal and that the President under Section 9 of the Constitution It is necessary to resign from his position, for which he is not obliged to take the position of the applicant for any reason that the outgoing president, who holds the office for a further 1/2 months. Could resign to be elected from the same assembly. The five-year period was restless, for reasons that were considered wrong. That the president was not obliged to offer any reason for his resignation. There was nothing in the record to suggest that he was a candidate for the presidency. And that if he was a freshly elected candidate for the office of president, he was not disqualified / disqualified under any provision of the Constitution to be the candidate for the post of president. Proof of fact question will be required and the grounds for thorough investigation and economic utility should be specifically appealed and it should be pointed out that in the absence of specific instances of beadwork the respondent's claim on the applicant alone Nothing can be construed as against a person who was eligible under one person. The law and the prohibition of a particular prohibition to become a candidate for any election
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