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F.A. Sapa Etc. Etc. v. Singora and Ors. Etc.

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Bench A.M. Ahmadi, V. Ramaswami and M. Fathima Beevi JJ.
Decided 10 May 1991

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The Representation of the People Act, 1951-Sections 80, BOA, 81, 82, 83, 86 read with Rules 94, 95- and Form 25 of the Representa­ tion of the People's Rules, 1951-Presentation of"Eledion Petition­ Contents of-Trial Court's duty to '·ee whether complied with the statu­ tory requirements-Proper attestation and verification-Necessity of. The Representation of the People Act, 1951-Section 83-Safe­ guards against allegation of corrupt practices-Legislative intention explained.

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