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SHEELA B. CHARLES versus QAISAR IFRAHEEM SORAYA

Representation of the People Act 1976, Sections 55, 68, 69 and 70, complete details of the corruption or illegal process during the election process should be included in the election petition, the selection of the returning candidate when it can be declared invalid. If the candidate returns under the selection process, under Section 55, Representative People Act, 1976, for the full statement of any corruption or illegal process or any illegal proceedings, Choosing a paid candidate is essential. However, the selection of any candidate included in section 68 of the Act cannot be ruled out that on the day of nomination, no competing candidate was eligible or disqualified from being selected. The Member Tribunal, however, was empowered to declare an election withdrawal under section 69 of the Act, declaring Ed's candidate void and announcing the selection of the applicant or any other candidate, if that application The claim was made by the petitioner or any of the defendants and the Election Tribunal was satisfied that the applicant or such other candidate was entitled to be selected under Section 70 of the Act, the Election Tribunal was empowered if he Be satisfied that the failure of a person to comply with the provisions of the Act or the Rules may result in selection If the air or fully be declared null and void the election. The widespread corruption or illegal action found in the Election Petition was solely on account of the fact that each of the applicants filed a complaint by the Election Tribunal. power of attorney advocate Sangla Hill lawyer