Supreme Court of India
Smita Subhash Sawant v. Jagdeeshwari Jagdishamin & Ors.
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Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888: s. 33(1) and 28(k) - Limitation period - For filing election petition - Challenging election of Municipal Corporator - Held: Period of 10 days for filing election petition, as prescribed uls.33(1) begins from the date on which the list prescribed under clause (k) of s. 28 was available for sale or inspection - In the present case, the list prepared by the Returning Officer on 17. 2.2012 was issued uls. 28(k) and such list was also available for sale and inspection to the voters of the ward on 17.2.2012 itself- Thus, the limitation for filing the
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