Supreme Court of India
Ganesh Nagarao Raut Dudhagaonkar v. Rajani Shankarrao Satav and Ors.
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Election-Counting-Exhausted ballot paper-Treatment of-Ballot papers marked in favour of eliminated candidates and not containing any preference in favour of any of the continuing candidates-Held, Such ballot papers were rightly declared as exhausted and not counted in favour of any of continuing candidates-Conduct of Election Rules, 1961, Rules 75(3), 71(/), 71(8) and 74. There were in all 424 Councillors of the Municipal Council and Zilla Parishad who comprised the constituency for election.
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