Supreme Court of India
Ranjit Singh v. Harmohinder Singh Pradhan
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Election Laws : Representation of People Act, 1951-Section 9- -Condititons for disqualification of candidates to contest election for the State. Legislative Assembly under-Candidates having a subsisting contract for sale of liquor with State Government as on the date of filing as well as on the date of scrutiny of his nomination paper;_Held, to attract Section 9- the candidate ' sought to be disqualified must have a subsisting contract for the supply of goods to the Government or for execution of any work underta~n by the government-Such contract would not fall within the expression "for
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