Supreme Court of India
Thakur Virendra Singh v. Vimal Kumar
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Z.5 Representation of the People Act, 1950-Election Petition-Not accompanied by impugned pamphlet-If liable to be rejected-Printer-If could be called an accomplice-Failure to send pamphlet to District Magistrate as required by S. 127- (2)-If makes the Printer an accomplice. The respondent, who was an unsuccessful candidate in the general election to the State Assembly, impugned the appellant's election on the ground that be had committed a corrupt practice within the me:ming of s. lOO(l)(b) of the Representation of the People Act, 1950, in that he had printed and circ,ulated a pamphlet
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