Supreme Court of India
Harjit Singh Mann v. S. Umrao Singh and Others
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The appellant was a voter in the Constituency from which the Respondent was elected as a member of the State Legislative Assembly. His nomination paper was rejected by the Returning Officer on the ground that it was filed beyond the time prescribed for filing nomination paper and that he had not made and subscribed an oath on it, as required by law. In his petition before the High Court the appellant contended that (1) the filing of nomination paper late by 10 minutes could not be a ground for rejecting the nomination paper and it was not a defect of substantial character within the meaning…
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