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Article 63-A: SC decides defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted

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The Supreme Court of Pakistan has reserved judgment on the presidential reference seeking interpretation of Article 63 (A) of the Constitution. Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Umar Ata Bandial said on Monday that Article 63-A protects the rights of a political party. PML-N lawyer Makhdoom Ali Khan submitted his detailed response to the court.

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In Landmark Judgement, Pakistan's SC Says Defecting Lawmakers' Votes Will Not Be Counted

The case was based on reference sent by President Arif Alvi in March for the opinion of the apex court when then prime minister Imran Khan faced a revolt from within his party after a no-confidence motion was submitted against him

2 years ago·India

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The News

Article 63-A: Votes of dissident members cannot be counted, SC announces verdict

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court, in a major decision, on Tuesday issued the verdict that the dissident members of a parliamentary party cannot cast votes against their party's directives.The court,...

2 years ago·Pakistan

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The Nation

SC likely to rule on presidential reference on Article 63(A) today

The Supreme Court of Pakistan may rule on the presidential reference seeking interpretation of Article 63(A) of the Constitution of Pakistan today (Tuesday), as indicated by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial at the last hearing.CJP Ban

2 years ago·Lahore, Pakistan

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Dawn

Article 63-A: SC decides defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted

Five-member larger bench announces 3-2 split decision.

2 years ago·Pakistan

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ARY News

SC verdict on Article 63 (A): 'Defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted'

Islamabad: The SC has announced its verdict on the interpretation of Article 63 (A), announcing that defective votes will not be counted in the

2 years ago·Pakistan

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Votes of dissident lawmakers will not be counted, SC announces verdict on presidential reference

Top court says Article 63-A cannot be interpreted alone, asks Parliament to legislate on the issue of disqualification

2 years ago

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In Landmark Judgement, Pakistan's SC Says Defecting Lawmakers' Votes Will Not Be Counted

In Landmark Judgement, Pakistan's SC Says Defecting Lawmakers' Votes Will Not Be Counted

Article 63-A: Votes of dissident members cannot be counted, SC announces verdict

Article 63-A: Votes of dissident members cannot be counted, SC announces verdict

SC likely to rule on presidential reference on Article 63(A) today

SC likely to rule on presidential reference on Article 63(A) today

Article 63-A: SC decides defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted

Article 63-A: SC decides defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted

SC verdict on Article 63 (A): 'Defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted'

SC verdict on Article 63 (A): 'Defecting lawmakers' votes will not be counted'

Votes of dissident lawmakers will not be counted, SC announces verdict on presidential reference

Votes of dissident lawmakers will not be counted, SC announces verdict on presidential reference

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