Supreme Court of India
B. Dandapani Patra v. Returning Officer-cum-sub-divisional Officer, Berhampur and Others
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Representation of the People Act, 1950/ Representation of the People Act, 1951/Registration of Electors Rules, 1980: Sections 16and 21/Section 33/Rules J6-21A and 22-Candidate-Elector of different constituency-Producing of attested copy of relevant part of electoral roll as it stood before final revision-Rejection of nomination paper Validity of-Attested copy of electoral roll-What is. I The appellant was a candidate for election to the Legislative Assembly. As he was standing for election from a constituency other than the one in which he was an elector, he filed an attested copy of, the
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