Supreme Court of India
Som Lal v. Vijay Laxmi & Ors.
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Punjab State Election Commission Act, 1994 (Act 19 of 1994): ss. 11 (f) and (g) - Panchayat Election - Election of c Sarpanch - Disqualifications - Office of profit - Returned candidate stated to be holding office of profit under Agricultural Marketing Board - HELD: Act 19 of 1994 being later in point of time than Act 9 of 1994, disqualifications enumerated in s. 11 would prevail and not those mentioned fn s. 208 of Act 9 of 1994 which are inconsistent to s. 11 of Act 19of1994 - Since returned candidate did not incur disqualification. ~s per sub- sections (f) and (g) of s.11, Election
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