Supreme Court of India
U.S. Sasidharan v. K. Karunakaran & Anr
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The Representation of the People Act 1951-Sections 81 and 86--- Power of High Court to dismiss Election Petition-Document forms integral part of Election Petition and not furnished to respondent along- with copy of the Petition-The effect thereof c The appellant was a voter in the Mala constituency of the Kerala Legislative Assembly, election whereof was held on March 23, 1987 and the first respondent, sitting Chief Minister of the State was declared elected from the said constituency. The appellant challenged the validity of !st Respondent's election on the ground of various corrupt
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