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1. Judgment 
Patna High Court

Hon'ble Judge(s) Hon'ble Judge(s): Sunil Dutta Mishra , J

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In Judgment Text:

  1. been preferred with a prayer for summary dismissal of the election petition filed by the petitioner
  2. the present election petition with a prayer to set aside the election of the sole respondent by declaring his
  3. not furnish any information. The allegation made in the election petition does not come under any
  4. P.K. Verma for the sole respondent submitted that mere perusal of the election petition

In Headnote:

  1. had materially affected result of election - Election petition was liable to be dismissed
  2. of 1908) , O.7 R.11(a)— Representation of the People Act (43 of 1951) , S.86(1)— Rejection of election
  3. petition - On the ground of non-compliance of mandatory provisions contained under provisions of R.P. Act

2. Judgment 
Karnataka High Court

Hon'ble Judge(s) Hon'ble Judge(s): N. V. Anjaria , C.J. AND K. V. Aravind , J

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In Judgment Text:

  1. an election petition under Section 70 of the Act. It is further submitted that the learned Single Judge erred

3. Judgment 
Karnataka High Court

Hon'ble Judge(s) Hon'ble Judge(s): Suraj Govindaraj , J

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In Judgment Text:

  1. for the same. In the election petition that has been filed, there are no grounds that have been made out
  2. of mind. The said order has been passed only on the ground that objections to the election petition have
  3. is not a party to an election petition and an order for production of the ballot papers cannot be made under
  4. 1. Whether in an election petition and or proceedings arising therefrom, a person whose election

4. Judgment 
Madhya Pradesh High Court

Hon'ble Judge(s) Hon'ble Judge(s): G. S. Ahluwalia , J

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In Judgment Text:

  1. the only consequence is the dismissal of Election Petition under Section 86 of Representation of People Act
  2. of election petition which was downloaded from the official website of the High Court "ERP". This notice also
  3. means that the copy which was supplied on 24.03.2025 was not the true copy of the election petition
  4. are necessary party and are entitled to true copy of election petition, accordingly, relied upon the judgments

In Headnote:

  1. of the People Act (43 of 1951) , S.86— Election petition - Maintainability- Ground that copies of election
  2. noted that returned candidate had already been served a true and complete copy of election petition
  3. was directed to furnish a complete set of true copies of election petition to all remaining parties by next
  4. date of hearing - Election petition was maintainable.

5. Judgment 
Madhya Pradesh High Court

Hon'ble Judge(s) Hon'ble Judge(s): Milind Ramesh Phadke , J

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In Judgment Text:

  1. is not required to challenge the appointment/election of respondent No.6 by way of election petition. On the basis
  2. that an election could not be called in question except by an election petition as provided under that Act
  3. for election petition.
  4. of an election petition. 14. Learned counsel



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