Supreme Court of India
P.H. Paul Manoj Pandian v. Mr. P. Veldurai
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REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1951 c s. 9- read with .O. No. 4682 (PWD) dated 16.11.1951 issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu - Disqualification for Government contracts - Election to Legislative Assembly - Candidate filing nomination papers - Objections that the candidate had subsisting contracts with the government, thus, disqualified for filing nomination papers and contesting election - Overruled by Returning Officer - Candidate declared elected - Writ petition challenging the election on the ground of the said disqualification - Dismissed by High Court - Held : On true…
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