Supreme Court of India
M.Y. Ghorpade v. Shlvaji Rao M. Poal and Ors.
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Election Laws: Representation of People Act, 1951; Sections 81, 86 and 117: Election Petition-Section I 17-Security of cost of petition-Deposit of amount by person other than Election Petitioner-Challenge of-Held, since cost of petition has been deposited, it could be considered as compliance of provisions of Section 117-Thus Election Petitions maintainable. In connection with the maintainability of Election Petition, the question that arose for consideration in this appeal was whether the deposit of the amount by a person other than the Election Petitioner as security for the costs of the
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