Supreme Court of India
Nitin Bandopant Salagre v. The State Election Commission & Anr.
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Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888 – ss. 9, 33 and 34 – Filling of casual vacancy – General election for electing Councillor for Bombay Municipal Corporation was conducted and one candidate was declared successful for the seat reserved for backward class of citizens – complaint was filed against the said successful candidate on the ground that she had wrongly claimed to be a member of backward class citizen – The District Caste certificate scrutiny committee invalidated the caste certificate of the said candidate – Consequently, the said candidate was disqualified by the Corporation – On…
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