Supreme Court of India
Ram Bhual v. Ambika Singh
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Election Laws: Representation of the People Act, 1951: Sections 33(4) and 36(4)-Nomination paper-Rejection of-Election petition-Returned candidate's election challenged by defeated candidate on the plea that the Returning Officer, while scrutinizing the nominations, c had wrongly rejected the nomination of an independent candidate- 1ndependent candidate had to be proposed by at least ten qualified persons- While furnishing details of qualified persons, the ninth proposer was shown as Serial No. 392 in the voters' list-Returning Officer on finding that Serial No. 392 in the voters' list was
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