Supreme Court of India
Dr. (mrs.) Vimal v. Bhaguji and Ors.
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Representation of the People Act 1951-Ss.123(3) and 123(3A)-Cor mpt practice-Speeches made at election meeting with consellt of can didate-Report of speeches published i11 local newspaper-Oral evidence led of reporters attending meeting--Notings forming basis of reports not produced-Held; candidate 11ot guilty of comtpt practice; evide11ce not u11im peachable. Representation of the People Act 1951-Ss.123(3) and 123(3A} Speeches made at election meeting with consent of candidate-Report of speeches published in local newspaper-Oral evidence led of reporters attend ing meeting--Notings
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