Law:

Section: 63(1)(h)-

1. Elections Act (XXXIII of 2017)---

----S. 63(1)(h)---Word "moral turpitude"---Defined---Action can be considered "moral turpitude" if it violates a person's moral fiber, diminishes his moral standards, or involves an act of inherent baseness in fulfilling one's private, social, or public obligations to one's fellow citizens, society, country, institutions and government.

Major Law Lexicon the phrase Moral Turpitude; Advanced Law Lexicon 4th edition, volume 3 at page 3126 the phrase Moral Turpitude; Merriam-Webster Dictionary; Black's Law Dictionary; Imtiaz Ahmed Lali v. Returning Officer and 3 others 2008 PLC (C.S.) 934; Ghulam Hussain v. Chairman, P.O.F. Board, Wah Cantt and another 2002 SCMR 1691; Muhammad Shabbir Abbasi v. Abdur Rashid Mughal 1984 CLC 270 and Zaheer Ul Islam Abbasi v. Umar Ayub Khan and 5 others PLD 2003 Pesh. 27 rel.