Supreme Court of India
Dasanglu Pul v. Lupalum Kri
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We are of the opinion that in the scope available to this Court in an election petition it would not be appropriate for this Court to either examin e the customary right or the right to inheritance.
Judgment, page 7
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Issues for consideration: Whether the indication made by the appellant-returned candidate in Form-26, as ‘not applicable’ in the column relating to ‘spouse’, in the facts of the present c ase would amount to non-disclosure of the properties owned by her spouse; and whether that would amount to a defect of substantial character requiring rejection of the nomination papers of a successful candidate after the election a s having materially aff ected the result. Representation of the People Act, 1951 – s.100(1)(d)(iv) – Appellant- returned candidate and her late husband who was the sitting member
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