Supreme Court of India
Ewanlangki-e-rymbai v. Jaintia Hills District Council and Ors.
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United Khasi Jaintia Hills Autonomous District (Appointment and Succession of Chiefs and Headmen) Act, 1959: Section 3(1). Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council-Election ofDol/oi-ln £/aka Jowai-Section 3(1) provided that all elections and appointments of Chiefs and Headmen shall be in accordance with the existing customs prevailing in ·the £/aka concerned-Constitutional validity of-Christians were excluded from contesting election to the post of Dol/oi-High Court upheld the constitutional validity of S. 3(1) holding that there was a custom prevalent for a long time to the effect that the
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