Supreme Court of India
Sultan Sadiq v. Sanjay Raj Subba and Ors.
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Election laws: Representation of the Peoples Act, 1951: Section JOO: Assembly electiorr-Election of appellant challenged on ground of holding post of profit under !he Slate Government-Eleclion Peli/ion alioll'ed by the High Courl--On appeal, Held: Order of regularization of services of appe!lanl as Assistant Teacher In the State services was not received by the appellant-- Onus lies on election petitioner to prove that the letter was delivered to him, which he failed to prove-Presumption of communication of regularization order rebutted--Appellu'11 did no/ serve as Assistant Teacher afier
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