Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1999P& H262; (1999)123PLR764
..... rameshwar dayal sharma p.w. 2, tehsildar elections of the election office, district mansa who brought withhim the record pertaining to polling station of village. danewala which was marked as exhibit p.w. 2/a. the other witness examined by the petitioner is amarjit singh dhindsa p.w. 2, administrative officer, office of director, health ..... singh and baljinder singh asked the polling officers to vacate their chairs and they occupied the chairs vacated by the polling officers. after the ballot papers were duly marked with the seal, the same were pushed inside the ballot box through the slit. the polling agents of communist party, namely, darshan singh, karam singh, ..... officer. viney partap singh handed over the ballot papers aforesaid to guri and asked him to affix the seal against the election symbol of 'sun'. accordingly guri marked the ballot papers with the seal against the said election symbol of 'sun'. thereafter, the ballot papers were handed over to the three polling agents, namely, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1963SC222; [1963]2SCR353
..... commission agents and had a cash credit account in the patiala state bank at lehragaga under which it borrowed money for the purpose of its business. that firm also sustained heavy losses during the period of the slump and on may 23, 1953, it owed to the bank a sum of rs. 2,17,957-12-6 on account of shortfall ..... the patiala state bank which had a branch at lehragaga and used to borrow money in this account on a pledge of its stocks. in 1951-52 there was a heavy slump in the prices of the commodities with the result that the amounts advanced by the bank on the security of the goods were very much in excess of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1967SC923; 1967(0)BLJR117; [1967]1SCR752
..... constituency. 3. satya ketu then went in appeal to the high court, and his contention was that the tribunal was wrong in holding that ballot papers which had been marked by roman numeral i were invalid. he therefore contended that 491 votes rejected by the tribunal were validly cast and the petition should have been dismissed. the appellant on the ..... divided them into a number of categories. it held that certain ballot papers bore the roman numeral i instead of the arabic numeral 1. it therefore held that ballot papers marked with the roman numeral i were invalid under r. 73(2) of the rules as they did not bear the arabic figure 1. it thus came to the conclusion ..... this constituency. the basis of the appellant's claim was that invalid votes had been counted in favour of satya ketu inasmuch ballot papers on which figure 1 was not marked were counted as valid when they should have been counted as invalid in view of r. 73(2) of the conduct of election rules, 1961, (hereinafter referred to as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1977SC208; (1977)1SCC771; [1977]1SCR490
..... on a plain reading of the said rule it is clear that the voter has to make the mark on the ballot paper and not behind the ballot paper. the symbols are given on the obverse or the front side of ..... 2) the elector on receiving the ballot paper shall forthwith; (a) proceed to one of the voting compartments; (b) there make a mark on the ballot paper with the instrument supplied for the purpose on or near the symbol of the candidate for whom he intends to vote; ..... relates to rejection of 338 votes apparently appearing to have been cast in his favour but were rejected on the ground that the marks given on them were on the reverse side of the symbol and not on the obverse side. several such votes apparently cast in ..... petition is true ?(b) whether 472 votes said to have been cast in favour of the petitioner were rejected on the ground that the mark was put on the back on the ballot papers and whether such rejection is improper and void ?(c) whether the pleading in paragraph 9 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1980SC1362; 1980Supp(1)SCC53; [1980]3SCR1302
..... , charging him with having fraudulently placed papers purporting to be, but to his knowledge not being, ballot papers in the ballot box, blackburn, j. allowed the counterfoils and marked register produced under the aforesaid order to be given in evidence, and the face of the voting papers to be inspected so as to show how 'the votes appeared to ..... candidate for whom it was meant to be. proviso to sub-rule (2) shows that the ballot paper shall not be rejected merely on the ground that the mark indicating the vote is indistinct or made more than once, if the intention that the vote shall be for a particular candidate clearly appears from the way the paper ..... is marked. shorn of tampering, the intention of each voter was clearly indicated and if the gloss of tampering was removed the returning officer would have no difficulty in ascertaining .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1986SC3; 1985(2)SCALE1142; 1985Supp(1)SCC611; [1985]Supp2SCR399
..... any list, notice or other document affixed by or under the authority of the returning officer; fraudulent defacements fraudulent destruction of any ballot paper or the official mark of any ballot paper or any declaration of identity or official envelope used in connection with voting by postal ballot; supply of any ballot paper to any person ..... c.c. page 649 this court observed that the charge of a corrupt practice is in the nature of a criminal charge which if proved, entails a very heavy penalty in the form of disqualification. therefore, a very cautious approach must be made in order to prove the charge of undue influence levelled by the defeated candidate. ..... the effect of the entire evidence which leaves a lasting impression regarding the corrupt practices alleged." this, therefore, concludes the question regarding the standard of proof. as heavy reliance was placed by the appellants on ex.p- 1 (the tape-recorded statements of rws 1 to 3) as also the statements recorded in the same tape .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2009(5)ALT67
..... , the fifth plaintiff could not brief their counsel, that said interlocutory application was returned with objections and could not be complied with and therefore, they were not marked as evidence. according to plaintiffs, these documents are relevant for considering issue of adoption as well as exclusive title of gopilal. defendants have not filed any counter ..... their counsel submits that book allegedly written by two brothers and the book titled 'agarwal jathi ka itihas' are not public documents and therefore, they cannot be marked at the appellate stage unless proper proof is offered by plaintiffs. this court finds considerable force in such submission. when gopilal and ganpathlal allegedly wrote book in ..... the very grave and serious onus that rests upon any person who seeks to displace the natural succession by alleging an adoption. that onus is particularly heavy where the adoption is made a long time after the date of the alleged authority to adopt. but when there is a lapse of a very .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1960SC633; 1960CriLJ1002; [1960]2SCR821
..... rights to freedom of speech and expression ........'. the learned judge continued to state : 'the constitution thus requires a line to be drawn in the field of public order or tranquillity marking off, may be, roughly, the boundary between those serious and aggravated forms of public disorder which are calculated to endanger the security of the state and the relatively minor breaches .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 78(1994)CLT453; 1994(II)OLR56
..... services with the university, sri mohapatra, learned counsel lor the opp. parties contends that regularisation is an equitable relief and as the petitioner bad tampered with the attendance register, by marking her presence during.the break period, she was not entitled to the relief of regularisation. it is also submitted that the petitioner cannot be regularisation as she is no longer .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 1995CriLJ2328
..... police in police station (ex. ka2). 4. the girl was referred for medical examination the lady doctor gave the following report:- gen. exam. - of average built. breasts under developed. no mark of injury on any part of body. teeth -6 plus 6 wt. 26 kg.---------7 plus 7 height - 130.5 cm. mentally deficient. vaginal exam. no ..... mark of injury pubic hairs absent, vulva not developed. vaginaadmits i finger. hymen torn at 7.0 clock position. margins are inflammed. no bleeding i/v present. vaginal secretions present. vaginal .....
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