Supreme Court of India
Lachman Das Arora v. Ganeshi Lal and Ors
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Representation of the People Act, 1951: Sections 81(1) and 86(1). Election-Limitation-Period of-Election petition-Filed on the reopening day of High Court after summer vacations after expiry of the prescribed period of limitation i.e., 45 days-But High Court notification clearly provided that election petition could be filed even during summer vacations-Held: If election petition is not filed within the prescribed period it will result in dismissal-Benefit of S.10 of the General Clauses Act not available to save period of limitation as election petition was filed on the reopening clay of
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