Supreme Court of India
Gajanan Samadhan Lande v. Sanjay Shyamrao Dhotre
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Representation of People Act, 1951: ss.10, 100(1)(a) - Disqualification from contesting elections - State Government having more than 25% share in a Corporation - Returned candidate was an elected Director of the Corporation - Since returned candidate was neither managing agent nor manager nor secretary in the Corporation, s. 10 of the Act is not attracted - Returned candidate is, therefore, not disqualified u/s .. 1 O of the Act. Constitution of India, 1950: Article 102 - Disqualification for membership - Held: For attracting the disqualification provided in Article 102, a person must be
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