Supreme Court of India
Shobhabai Narayan Shinde v. The Divisional Commissioner, Nashik Division, Nashik & Ors.
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Resultantly, we decline t o go into the correctness of the decision of the Collector on merits in rej ecting the Dispute Applications filed by respondent No. 2, for a declaration that the appellants had incurred disqualification.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Maharashtra Village Panchayats Act, 1959 – ss.14B(1 ) and 14B(2) – Whether an appeal could be filed before th e Divisional Commissioner against an order passed by the Collector u/s .14B(1), declining to disqualify a Sarpanch/Member of the Pa nchayat for allegedly having failed to lodge an account of elec tion expenses within time and in the manner prescribed by State lection Commission, without offering any good reason or justi fication for such failure – Held: No remedy of appeal is envisaged a gainst an order of the State Election Commission or its delegatee - the Collector, u/s.14B(1),
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