Supreme Court of India
Mohan Raj v. Surendra Kumar Taparia & Ors.
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Representation of tlie People .ct (43 of 1951), sr, 79, 82(b) and 86(1 )-'Candidate', if includ·?S a candidate who hes withdrawn-Code of Civil Procedure (Act V of 1908), OJ. r. 10 and O.V!. r. 17-Non-joinder of necessary party lo election petition-Wht!tlter petition can be saved by amendment or striking out parties. Seven candidates were duly nominated for election from a Parliamen- tary constituency, but cwo of the candidates withdrew. The fir.it r<sPoD- deat, who was one of the remaining five contesting candidates. was declared elected. His election was challenged on variou• grounds by the
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