Supreme Court of India
Rabindra Kumar Nayak v. Collector, Mayurbhanj, Orissa and Ors.
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Parichayats : Orissa Panchayat Samiti Act, 1959, Section 45(1)(i). c Panchayat Samiti--Member and Chainnan--Eli!t:tion of-Disqualifica- tion of candidates-Holder of "office of profit"-An advocate, provisionally, appointed as Assistant Public Prosecutor, under R. 5 ( 4) read with S. 25 Cr.P. ., was elected as member and Chainnan of Samiti--Validity of-Held, the office of Assistant Pubic Prosecutor is an "office of Profit" under the State Govemment-He1u;e, such a person is not eligible to contest the election for the post of member or Cl1ainnan and, if elected, would cease to be a member and a…
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