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G.M. Siddeshwar v. Prasanna Kumar

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Reported as [2013] 4 S.C.R. 1107
Bench R.M. Lodha, J. Chelameswar and Madan B. Lokur JJ.
Decided 8 March 2013

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Election Laws: Election petition - Alleging resort to corrupt practice by the returned candidate - Whether imperative to file additional affidavit as required under Or. VI r.15(4) CPC, in addition to c the affidavit as required by proviso to s. 83(1) of the Representation of the People Act - Held: The Act does not 0 mandate filing of an additional affidavit, but requires only verification - Hence additional affidavit u!Or. VI r.15(4) is not required - composite affidavit, both in support of the averments made in the petition and with regard to allegation of corrupt practices would be

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