Pakistan Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Rules, 1976 — section 76

76. Substituted as per Notification published in the Gazette of Pakistan, Extra (Part II), June 6, 1983: 74 Pakistan Legal Practitioners & Bar Councils Rules, 1976 77[(2) Any Member of a Provincial Bar Council and the Islamabad Bar Council may propose by a letter, the name of a candidate from his Province and the ICT, as the case may be, for membership of the Pakistan Bar Council for a seat reserved for such Province and ICT. The proposal shall contain the consent of the proposed candidate which shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time before 02:00 p.m. on the date fixed in the programme for delivering the proposals.]

(3)The letter of proposal shall be supported by documentary proof that the candidate is practicing generally in the Province 78[or the ICT] from where he seeks election and possesses the qualifications as provided in Section 11A and shall be accompanied by a declaration by such candidate that he does not suffer from any disqualification as laid down in the Act and the Rules. The letter of proposal may relate to one candidate and shall be invalid if it relates to more than one. The Returning Officer or any other person specifically authorized by him in this behalf shall note on each proposal as soon as it is received, its number and the time and the date on which it is received. 79 [(4) Every candidate for election shall pay a 80[non-refundable] nomination fee of Rs. 81[50,000/-] alongwith the letter of proposal through Pay Order/Bank Draft in favour of the Pakistan Bar Council]. 82