Supreme Court of India
Mulayam Singh Yadav v. Dharampal Yadav and Ors.
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Election Laws: Representation of the People Act, 1951-Sections 81, 83 and 86- Election Petition-Allegations of booth capturing, arson and violence- Supported by video cassette-Original video cassette mentioned and verified in one of the schedules to the Election Petition-Non-filling of original video cassette along with the Election Petition-Effect of-Election Petition is incomplete without the original video cassette which is an integral part thereof. In the 1998 election to Parliament; the appellant defeated the respondent. In an election petition filed in the High Court, respondent
Where later benches applied it
- 2023 Senthibalaji V v. A.P. Geetha and Ors
- 2012 Ashok v. Rajendra Bhausaheb Mulak
- 2012 Ajay Maken v. Adesh Kumar Gupta & Anr.
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