Supreme Court of India
Abdulrasakh v. K. P. Mohammed & Ors.
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The Representation of People Act, 1951 – ss.81(1), 86 and 123(4) – Election petition filed against appellant by respondent nos.1 & 2 on ground of corrupt practices – Petition returned from the Registry and thereafter re-presented – Appellant filed application for summary dismissal of the election petition inter alia on grounds that the election petition was time barred as the limitation prescribed to file the same had expired by the time it was re-presented and also that the Registry had no power to return the election petition on defects being pointed out or to permit curing of any defects…
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