Supreme Court of India
Thepfulo Nakhro Angami v. Shrimati Ravalu Alias Reno M. Shaiza
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Appeal-Respondent in Supreme Court seeking to rals• qu•stions decided in favour of appellant by High Court-Respondent is entitl•d to raise such question even though he has not filed substantive qpptal against High Court's iudgment-Princlp/e applies to appeals under Representation of the People Act, 1951, s. 116A as a1nended in 1966-- 'ourt can devise appropriate procedure In absence of express provlsions-Provislqns of Civil Procedure Code 0. XL/ r. 22 can be drawn upon. In an election petition there were charges under s. 123(6) read with s. 77 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951
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