Supreme Court of India
Markio Tado v. Takam Sorang
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Article 141 - Act of judicial impropriety - State Legislative Assembly elections - Appellant declared elected defeating his nearest rival, the respondent No. 1 - Respondent No. 1 filed election Petition challenging the election of appellant on ground of corrupt practice of booth capturing - Respondent no. 1 also moved I. . alleging double voting claiming it to be a facet of booth capturing, and praying for calling of the records of the voters' counterfoils (in Form 17A) - Single Judge of the High Court called for such records, but that order set aside by the
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