Supreme Court of India

Bhikaji Keshao Joshi and Another v. Brijlal Nandlal Biyani and Others.

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Reported as [1955] 2 S.C.R. 428
Bench Bijan Kumar Mukherjea J.
Decided 2 May 1955

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In the result of the election.· But there is one other circumstance .in· this case which we.have noticed and which we feel 'we ought not to overlook, though in the course of, the argu­ ments the same was riot brought to our notice.

Judgment, page 19

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Representation of the People Act (Act XLTII) 1951, proviso to Sec­ tion 85-Section 90( 4)-Reconsideration of question of limitation by Tribunal-Section 82-N01J-compliance with provisions-Omission to include a party in list of respondents-Defect whether fatal-Sec­ tion 83(1)-Code of Civil Procedure, Order 6, rules 15(2) and (3)­ Effect o,f-Section 83(2)-"Full Particulars"-Duties of Tribunal when particulars filed are vague-Serious allegations of corrupt prac­ tiees-Duty of Tribunal to inquire into. The appellants, two of the electors of the Akola Constituency of the Madhya Pradesh State

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