Supreme Court of India
Anugrah Narain Singh and Anr. Etc. v. State of Uttar Pradesh and Ors.
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We are of the view that the impugnedjudgment was erroneous and improper.
Judgment, page 23
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Election Laws : Municipal elections-Publication of notification-Intervention by the High Court-Election process stopped-Article 243-ZG of the Constitution of India-Scope and applicability-Delimitation of Wards-Held, in tenns of Article 243-ZG of the Constitution there is complete and absolute bar in conside1ing and matter relating to Municipal Election on any ground what soever after the publication of the notification for holding Municipal Elec tion-Uttar Pradesh Mun_icipal Corporations Adhiniyam 1959-Section 32-Constitution of India Art. 243-ZG. The respondent State could not hold any
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