Supreme Court of India
J. Chandrasekhara Rao v. V. Jagapathi Rao and Nine Others
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Election Law : Representation of the People Act, 1951-Section 100 (J)( ), JOO(l)(d)(i), JOO(J)(d)(iv)-Election Petition-Court to decide on Positive and Affinnative evidence-Not on speculation and suspicion-f'osi· tive and reliable evidence-Burden of proof on petitioner-Courts not to set aside the election on sunnises and conjectures-Probable distribution of wasted votes-Demonstrated pattern-Consideration of. The petitioner and Respondents 1 to 9 contested for an Assembly seat.
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- 2010 M. Chandra v. M. Thangamuthu & Anr.
- 2003 P.t Rajan v. T.P.M. Sahir and Ors.
- 2001 Santosh Yadav v. Narender Singh
- 2001 Tek Chand v. Dile Ram
- 1999 Krishna Mohini v. Mohinder Nath Sofat
Of those, 1 relied on · 5 mentioned
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