Supreme Court of India
Bolin Chetia v. Jogadish Bhuyan and Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951-Section 116A-Appeal under_:_ Power of the Supreme Court to summarily dismiss the appeal at the admission stage-Held: Though an appeal under Section 116A of the Act is preferred as of right, yet the inherent power of Supreme Court to summarily dismiss the appeal at the admission stage is not taken away-But such power would be exercised only by way of exception such as, on the Court feeling convinced that the appeal does· not raise any such question of fact or law as would persuade this Court to put the respondent. on notice. before hearing. Supreme Court
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