Supreme Court of India
Patel Ahmed Mohammad v. Balwant Singh Rajput & Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951 – s.86(1) r/w. ss.81(3), 83(1)( ) and 83(2) – Applications for dismissal of election petition – Respondent no.1 filed election petition challenging the election of the appellant to the Council of States – Appellant filed three applications for dismissal of the election petition – First application- election application no.2 was for dismissal of election petition on ground of non-removal of office objections raised by the office/ registry of the High Court – Second application-election application no.3 urged dismissal of election petition u/s.86(1) r/w.
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