Supreme Court of India
Mithilesh Kumar v. Sri R. Venkataraman & Ors.
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The Presidential and Vice-Presidential Elections Ad, 1952-s. 18(1)(a)-Read with r. 34, O.XXXIX, and r.6, O.XXIll, of the Supreme Court Rules, 1966-Plea for setting aside an election on the ground of commission of offence of 'undue influence'-·Petition liable c to be rejected if it does not contain a specific averment that either the t returned candidate himself had committed any act of 'undue influence' or any other person had committed any act of 'undue influence' with his consent. Part III of the Presidential and Vice-Presideatial Elections Act, 1952 sets out the provisions relating to the
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