Supreme Court of India
Mahendra Pal v. Shri Ram Dass Malanger and Ors.
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Election Laws: Representation of People Act, I 9 5 I-Section I 00 (I) ( d) (iii)-Election- Recount of votes-Appellant defeated by a margin of 3 votes-Demand for recount alleging irregularities during counting-Held, since the appellant failed to produce evidence or examine witness alleging discrepancy in counting of votes, the demand for recounting was rightly rejected by the High Court. Appellant and respondent 1 were the contesting candidates in an election. Respondent 1 was declared elected defeating the appellant by a margin of 3 votes. The appellant filed an election petition before High
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