Supreme Court of India
Amrutlal Chunilal Raval v. Dattatraya Pandurang Hajarnis & Ors.
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The Maharashtra Mun•fcipalities Act 1965, S. 16(1)(a)-Appellant elected Pr€sident of Municipal Council-Election challenged-Appellant sought to be disqualified on account of prior conviction by court of Law-State Government ._ order that disqualification to remain in force for a period of six months from appellant's release-Such order-Whether beneficial and refnoves disqualifica~ ' · tion. The l\.faharashtra Municipalities Act, 1965 by sub-section (2) of section 51 provides that every person qualified tOI be elected as a Councillor under section 15 shall be qualified for election as President.
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