Supreme Court of India
Harmohinder Singh Pradhan v. Ranjeet Singh Talwandi and Ors.
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Representation of People Act, 1951-Sections 123(3), 83(/)(a)-Appeal made by Religious leaders to the public to vote in favour of their candidate Election petition alleging corrupt practice-Maintainability of-On facts held: Making of such appeal would not amount to corrupt practice within the meaning of Section 123(3) since appeal to vote not made on the ground of religion of their candidate nor appeal to refrain from voting made on the ground of religion of the opposing candidate-Election petition not disclosing a cause of action-Hence not maintainable-Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-0rder 7,
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