Supreme Court of India
Bidesh Singh v. Madhu Singh and Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951: ss. 81,82,86 and 117 read with ss. lOO(l)(b) and lOO(l)(d)(iilj- Election petition-Infirmity in verification and service of a copy thereof on respondent-Effect of-Election petition challenging election of returned candidate on the ground of illegality in rejection of 258 ballot papers and seeking inspection and scrutiny thereof-Returned candidate filing application for dismissal of election petition for non-service of signed and verified copy of election petition on him and on the ground of estoppel- High Court allowing the applicatian holding that
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