Supreme Court of India
Mithilesh Kumar v. Sri R. Venkataraman & Ors.
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The Presidential and Vice-Presidential Elections Ad, 1952-s. 18(1)(a)-Read with r. 34, O.XXXIX, and r.6, O.XXIll, of the Supreme Court Rules, 1966-Plea for setting aside an election on the ground of commission of offence of 'undue influence'-·Petition liable c to be rejected if it does not contain a specific averment that either the t returned candidate himself had committed any act of 'undue influence' or any other person had committed any act of 'undue influence' with his consent.
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