Anomalies will disappear, and the law will be found to be simple and logical, if it is understood that when a question is raised in an election petition as to the propriety of the rejection of a nomination paper, the point to be decided is about the propriety of the nomination and not the decision of the returning officer on the materials placed before him, and that decision must depend on whether the candidate is duly qualified and is not subject to any disqualifications as provided in section 36(2) It remains to deal with one more contention advanced on behalf of the respondent, and that is based on the following observations in Hari Vishnu Kamath vs Syed Ahmad Ishaque and others (1): " Under this provision R. 47(4), the Tribunal is constituted a court of appeal against the decision of the returning officer, and as such its jurisdiction must be co extensive with that of the returning officer and cannot extend further.