Supreme Court of India
Markio Tado v. Takam Sorang & Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951 - ss. 100(1)(d), 123(8) and 135A - Conduct of Election Rules, 1961 - r.93 - Allegation of double voting - Prayer for production and inspection of election papers - Legislative Assembly elections - Appellant declared elected defeating his nearest rival the first respondent - First respondent filed election petition challenging election of appellant on the ground of corrupt practice of booth capturing - Single Judge of High Court framed necessary issues - Evidence of first respondent recorded - Subsequently, first respondent filed application making
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