Supreme Court of India
R. M. Seshadri v. G. Vasantha Pai
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Representation of the People Act, 1951 s. 123(5)-Employment of cars for conveyance of voters-If adequately pleaded and proved. Election /aw-Trial I udge calling witnes.es and examining documents suo motu-/f empowered to do so. Code of Civil Procedure 0. XVI r. 14- .pp/icabi/ity and scope of. The appellant. was elected to th~ Madras Llgislath:e Council from the Madras District Graduates Conslltuency. His elec!Ion was challeng ed by the Respondent, his nearest rival candidate by an election petition alleging, mainly, that a large number of cars bad been employed for the conveyance of voters to
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