Supreme Court of India
Nandiesha Reddy v. Mrs. Kavitha Mahesh
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We are of the opinion that the same A do not lend support to the contention of the appellant.
Judgment, page 24
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REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1951: ss. 83, 87 and 100 (1)(c) of the Act and 0. 6, r. 16, 0. 7, r. 11 CPC - Election petition - Challenging the election of the Returned Candidate - On the ground that nomination of the election petitioner was illegally not accepted by the Returning Officer - Applications for striking off the pleadings and for dismissal of the petition for non-compliance of ss. 33 and 34 and on the ground that the election petition did not contain concise statement of material facts and that the material facts did not disclose any cause of action - "Material facts" -
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