Supreme Court of India
Dr. N. B. Khare v. Election Commission of India
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Presidential Election-Validity of Election-Enquiry into dis putes-Forum ond Procedure-Presidential ond Vice-Presidentiaf Elections Aci, 1952 (XXXI of 1952), ss. 14, 18--Supreme Court Rule.•, 1950, Or. XXXVII- , Rr. 3, 12-Constitution of India, Art. 71(1)(3). The petitioner describing himself as an intending candidate for the Presidental Election filed a petition in the Supreme Court under Art. 71(1) of the Constitution of India impugning the election. of the President, but it was returned by the Registrar of the Court on the ground that it was not in conformity ·with the provisions of the
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