Supreme Court of India
Mohan Lal Tripathi v. District Magistrate, Rae Bareilly and Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act, 1916-Sections 87- , 47- and 43(2)-Power of recall of elected President of Municipal Board-No- con fidence vote by Board, whether valid-Held, removal by an elected Board of a Presidellt elected by entire electorate is recall by electorate itself, hence valid-Court will not interfere in matters of policy unless it is vitiated by ma/a fides or extraneous considerations. Interpretation of statutes-External aid-Evolution of a provision-Not to be resorted to when the words of a statute are p/ain-U.P .. Municipalities Act, 1916-Sections 47- and 87- . The appellant
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