Supreme Court of India
Rangilal Choudhury v. Dahu Sao and Others
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From the headnote
Election-Defect in the nomination paper-If of a substantial character-Representation uf the People Act, I95' (No. LKIII of I95I), s. 33, sub-s. (4). The appellant was elected as a member of the Bihar Legis lative Assembly in a bye-election from the Dhanbad constitu ency by a majority of votes while the nomination paper of the respondent was rejected by the Returning Officer on the ground that the re>'pondent's proposer had nominated him for election from the Bihar and not Dhanbad assembly constituency inas much as in the nomination paper he wrote the ~·ord "Bihar" before the v.'ords
Where later benches applied it
Of those, 2 mentioned
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