Supreme Court of India
M. Narayana Rao v. G. Venkata Reddy & Others
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We hold that the view expressed in those cases is not correct.
Judgment, page 21
From the headnote
Election-Representation of the People .ct, 1951-Sec. 123(2)-,S'ec. 100(1)(b)-Corrupt Practice-Undue influence-Conduct of Election Rules 1961 -Rule 39(2) (b)-Ballot paper containing mark on the reverse of the symbol Can be rejected a3 invalid-Charge of corrupt practice-If of quasi criminal nature-Degree of proof-Interference with appreciation of evidence by Hi!?h Court-Whether election result can be li1?ht/y i'ntufered with. For the election to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly out of 6 candidates 4 withdrew and Reddy aind Rao were the only contestants. Rao was elected by a margin of a
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