Supreme Court of India
N.S. Nandiesha Reddy v. Kavitha Mahesh
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Election Laws: Representation of People’s Act, 1951 – s. 100(1)(c) – Improper rejection of nomination paper – Returning officer g iving false evidence before the Court – Effect of – On facts, t he High Court held the election of the appellant from the Legisla tive Assembly constituency to be void, in terms of s. 100(1)(c), and in the course of the said order issued direction to the Registrar General of the High Court to register a complaint u/s. 193 IPC against the Returning Officer for the said election, for giving false evi dence before the Court – On appeal, held: Mere reference to
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