Supreme Court of India
Chaugule v. Bhagwat
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Representation of the People Act, 1951 - s.110(3)(c) - Withdrawal of election petition - Right to be substituted in place of the original election petitioner - Election petition filed by 'Y' had been allowed to be withdrawn on an application filed by 'Y' - Substitution application filed by respondent in the said Election petition after it had already been allowed to be withdrawn - Allowed by High Court - Justification of - Held: Not justified - Clause (c) of s. 110(3) permits "a person, who o might himself have been a Petitioner", to apply for substitution as Petitioner in place of the party
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