Supreme Court of India
Balram Singh Yadav@ Balram Yadav v. Abhay Kumar Singh
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In view of the foregoing analysis, we have no scintilla of doubt that the High Court has fallen into serious error by 3. (1990) 1 sec.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Representation of People Act, 1951 - Section 33(5) - Compliance of - Rejection of nomination paper - For non- e filing of current electoral roll which was required since the candidate belonged to another constituency - Held: Is not a case of improper rejection - Current electoral roll is to filed along with the nomination paper, otherwise it would tantamount to non-compliance of s. 33(5) of the Act - Once the court comes to the· conclusion that the nomination paper had been improperly rejected, it is obliged in law to declare the election void - Thus, on facts, High Court not justified in
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