Supreme Court of India
Somnath Rath v. Bikram K. Arukh and Ors.
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Election Laws: Representation of the People Act, 1951: Sec.9A-Election-Nomination papers-Disqualification of candidate- Contract with Government for supply of goods or execution of any work undertaken by Government-Licensee under Public Distribution System Whether disqualified-Held, No. Sec.100(/)(c)-Election-Nomination papers-Improper rejection of Declaration of election invalid-Enquiry as to 'material effect of rejection' Requirement of-Held: improper rejection of a nomination paper by itself is a sufficient ground for declaring the election invalid-No enquiry as to material effect due
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