The election tribunals established by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) have fallen behind the legally-stipulated deadline to dispose of petitions in 124 out of 126 pending cases. As of April 30, 2014, only 69% (284 out of 410) of the post-election petitions were decided by the election tribunals and ECP (259 out of 385…
DetailsOnly five cases were decided by the election tribunals in April 2015 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 378 out of 4111 (352 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). On the other hand, 33 petitions are still awaiting decisions. Of the 378 cases, 154 have been…
DetailsOnly six cases were decided by the election tribunals in October 2014 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 348 out of 411[1] (322 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). On the other hand, 63 petitions are still awaiting decisions. Of the 348 cases, 153 (127 by…
DetailsOnly One-fourth (95 of 373) post-election petitions have been decided by the Election Tribunals by October 31, 2013 with Election Tribunals falling behind the legally stipulated time of 120 days for the disposal of a petition in at least 18 cases. The election results were officially notified on May 22 after which the candidates had…
DetailsTen cases were decided by the election tribunals during the month of September 2014 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 342 out of 411[1] (316 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). As many as 69 petitions are still awaiting decisions by the tribunals. Of the 342…
DetailsThe election tribunals established by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) have fallen behind the legally-stipulated deadline to dispose of petitions in 124 out of 126 pending cases. As of April 30, 2014, only 69% (284 out of 410) of the post-election petitions were decided by the election tribunals and ECP (259 out of 385…
DetailsOnly five cases were decided by the election tribunals in April 2015 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 378 out of 4111 (352 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). On the other hand, 33 petitions are still awaiting decisions. Of the 378 cases, 154 have been…
DetailsOnly six cases were decided by the election tribunals in October 2014 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 348 out of 411[1] (322 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). On the other hand, 63 petitions are still awaiting decisions. Of the 348 cases, 153 (127 by…
DetailsOnly One-fourth (95 of 373) post-election petitions have been decided by the Election Tribunals by October 31, 2013 with Election Tribunals falling behind the legally stipulated time of 120 days for the disposal of a petition in at least 18 cases. The election results were officially notified on May 22 after which the candidates had…
DetailsTen cases were decided by the election tribunals during the month of September 2014 – bringing the total number of decided cases to 342 out of 411[1] (316 out of 385 by the tribunals and 26 by the ECP itself). As many as 69 petitions are still awaiting decisions by the tribunals. Of the 342…
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