Supreme Court of India
Udey Chand v. Surat Singh and Anr.
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Election Laws - Haryana Panchayati Raj Act, 1994 - s. 176 - Gram Panchayat Elections - Election petition challenging election of appellant under s.176(4)(b); seeking re-counting of votes - Petition allowed by Election Tribunal - Order of Tribunal for re-counting of votes - Propriety of- Held: Not proper - In an election petition seeking order u/ s.176(4)(b), the Court is obliged to apply its mind to material ~ facts, disclosed in the petition, on which allegations are founded, alongwith contemporaneous evidence - An order for re-count on basis of bare a/legations in election petition would
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