Supreme Court of India
I. Vikheshe Sema v. Hokishe Sema
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Representation of the People Act, 1951. Ss.62, JOO(l)(d)(iii) and (iv)--Legislative Assembly Elec tions-Duplication and names of some of voters-Votes cast by such voters materially affecting election result-Held, High Court would send to this Court all ballot papers in respect of the relevant constituency-Registrar of this Cowt would make an inspection after notice to and in presence of the parties of alt the said ballot papers, identify the void votes cast in respect of relevant polling stations and would exclude the said void votes and then count the number of votes received by each
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