Supreme Court of India
S. Sivaswami v. V. Malaikannan and Others
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In the General Elections to the Tamil Nadu Assembly held in May 1980, the appellant contested for the llayangudi Assembly Constituency seat and was duly elected as he polled 34437 votes. The first respondent who had polled 34381 votes and missed by a narrow margin of 56 votes filed an election petition before the High Court of Madras on three grounds viz., (a) improper rejection by the Returning Officer of valid votes cast in favour of the respondent; (b) improper reception of invalid votes cast in favour of the appellant and (c) improper treatment of valid votes cast in favour of the first…
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