Supreme Court of India
Baburao v. Manikrao and Anr.
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In view of the above discussion, it, therefore, cannot be held that the appearance of name of the respondent no.
Judgment, page 14
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Constitution-Articles 173, 191-Representation of People Act, 1950- Section 16 to 20-Representation of People Act, 1951-Sections 33,36,100- Disqualifications-Elections to State Legislative Assembly-Appearance of name of a candidate in electoral roll of more than one Constituency- Whether a disqualification to contest from any one of the Constituencies Held, No-Objection u/s 17 could be raised. Representation of People Act, 1950-Sections 17, 18-Whether mandatory provisions-Held, No. For election to the Maharashtra State Legislative Assembly the appellant and the first respondent filed
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