Supreme Court of India
Shiv Chand v. Ujagar Singh & Anr.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that Shri Mal Singh should have been impleaded as a respon dent.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Election Petition-Joinder of parties-Whether an Election Co11rt c111: reject an application made under s. 86(4) of the Representation of the Peorlz Act, 1951 by a duly nominated candidate who has retired froni the conte:.;t-Public policy behinds. 82(b) of the Apt-In a petition alleging corrupt practice, randi datt:s alleged of corrupt practice must be arraye<l a.f respondents-U'ord\' ru~d phrases s.a candidate'' in s. 86(4) includes a ri.onlinated candidate. In the electiDn petition the appellant, a defeated candidate in the ;;neral Elections held in. June, 1977, challenged the election of
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