Supreme Court of India
D.N. Jeevaraju & Anr. v. D. Sudhakar & Ors. Etc.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Tenth Schedule; Para 2 (2) - Disqualification application - Separate writ petitions by five independent MLAs as also eleven .J.P. members challenging their disqualification from State legislative Assembly - Subsequently, applications.by five independent MLAs to amend statement made in paragraph 9 of their petition, that 'the petitioners had not left the .J.P. at all, and substitute the same with 'petitioners have not joined .J P. at . all and the evidence of the second respondent to the contrary are perverse and are liable to be set aside' - Application allowed
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