Supreme Court of India
B.S. Yadiyurappa v. Mahalingappa and Ors.
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c Representation of People Act, 1951 : Sections 82 and 86. Election petition-Necessary parties as required under Section 82 impleaded as respondents-,Respondents in excess of requirement of Section 82 also impleaded as respondents-Held, such impleadment was not violative • of Section 82-Dismissal of petition not justm_ed-ln such a case Court can strike out such a party who is not a necessary party. The appellant filed an election petition praying that election of first respondent be declared void and that he be declared duly elected.
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