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Rule 8
Provisions related to merger or amalgamation of parties

(1) In accordance with Section 10 of the Act, two or more parties agree to merge or merge with each other within forty-five days from the date of such agreement and attach the following documents to the commission as per schedule-9, the chief officer of the merged or merged party. Application should be made:-
(a) A copy of the decision taken by the Central Committee of the former party regarding such merger or amalgamation,
(b) A copy of the agreement of amalgamation or amalgamation,
(c) a copy of the decision of the central committee of the party which has been amalgamated or merged,
(d) Statutes, regulations and manifesto of the new party established after merger or merger,
(e) A copy of the citizenship certificate of the officers of the central committee of the merged or amalgamated party,
(f) The authorization letter issued by the person authorized by the chief officer (g) Party registration certificate of parties registered before amalgamation or amalgamation.
(2) In relation to the application submitted as per sub-rule (1), the Commission shall examine as follows:-
(a) Disclosure or non-disclosure of what is required to be disclosed in the application,
(b) Whether the application and the attached details and documents are complete or not (c) whether or not the conditions prescribed by the prevailing federal law have been fulfilled for party integration or merger.
(3) When the commission investigates according to sub-rule (2), if the documents and details attached with the application submitted for party consolidation or merger are not clear or if additional evidence is required on any matter, to submit its written statement with additional details, documents or necessary evidence to the relevant party. Maximum time will be given up to seven days.
(4) Within the time given by the Commission according to sub-rule (3), the concerned party shall submit their statement in writing along with additional details, documents or evidence.
(5) When examining the petitions, details, documents and evidence submitted as per sub-rule (1), the Commission shall decide to merge or merge the parties if it is deemed appropriate to merge or merge the parties and if it is not considered possible to merge or merge the parties.The relevant party will be informed about it.
(6) According to sub-rule (5), when the Commission decides to merge or merge the parties, if it is merged under the name of a party, it shall update the details of such party and cancel the registration of the other party, and if it merges under a new name, it shall register as a separate party and cancel the registration of the former party.
(7) For the purpose of this rule, while determining the members of the central committee of the party, the central committee immediately before the merger or amalgamation shall be considered as the basis.