Supreme Court of India
B.S. Yadiyurappa v. Mahalingappa and Ors.
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c Representation of People Act, 1951 : Sections 82 and 86. Election petition-Necessary parties as required under Section 82 impleaded as respondents-,Respondents in excess of requirement of Section 82 also impleaded as respondents-Held, such impleadment was not violative • of Section 82-Dismissal of petition not justm_ed-ln such a case Court can strike out such a party who is not a necessary party. The appellant filed an election petition praying that election of first respondent be declared void and that he be declared duly elected. To this eiection petition the Returning Officer and the
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