Supreme Court of India
Ananga Uday Singh Deo v. Ranga Nath Mishra and Ors.
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Election Law : Representation of the People Act, 1951 : Section 123-Election Petition-Corrupt practice-Charge of-Manner of proof-Held : Charge of a corrupt practice is in the nature of a criminal charge-Manner of proof is the same as for an .offence in a criminal case. Section 83-Election Petition-Trial of-Pleadings-lssues-'-Framing of-Permissible evidence-Held.: No issue can beframed on the basis of vague and incomplete pleadings-Evidence can only be permitted to be led on a plea properly raised and issue framed-Irrelevant, impermissible and inadmissible evidence should not be brought on…
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