Supreme Court of India
V. Pon. Paneerselvam v. S. Regupathy
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In view of the above reasoning and observations, we find ourselves impelled to concur with the view taken by the High Court. 24) Accordingly, the Special Leave Petition is sans merit and stands dismissed.
Judgment, page 11
In brief
The petitioner, an elector/candidate, filed an election petition in the Madras High Court challenging the election of Respondent No.1 from the 181-Thirumayam Assembly Constituency in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections, alleging suppression and false declaration of his spouse's assets and income in the statutory Form 26 affidavit, amounting to undue influence under Section 123(2) of the RP Act. The election petition was presented at the High Court Registry on 16.06.2026 by the petitioner's counsel, and the Section 117 security deposit receipt was issued in the name of the counsel.…
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