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Jul 25 1969 (HC)

Addigiri Vengamumi Vs. Chukkalooru Narayanappa and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1970AP337

..... , 'under-aged' instead of 'minor' while dealing with this question.89. the relevant provisions in the constitution the the representationof tahe people act, 1950, the representation of the people act, 1951, the andhra pradesh municipalities act, and the rules made thereunder have been setout indetail in the judgments of my learned brothers ..... raja nainar. : air1959sc422 the jurisdiction of the tribunal was stated in the following terms;'the tribunal exercises jurisdiction under section 100 of the representation of the people act not as an appellate authority against the decision of the returning officer. an election petition is an original proceeding. the contesting party ..... assembly constituencies which consist of or comprise, the municipality or any portion thereof, have been published, revised or amended in pursuance of the representation of the people act, 1950 (central act 43 of 1950), any person authorised by the election authority in this behalf, shall publish insuch manner as the .....

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Feb 24 1969 (SC)

H.V. Kamath Vs. Ch. Nitiraj Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1970SC211; (1969)1SCC601; [1969]3SCR813

..... narsinghpur and piparia on february 16, 1967 announcing the benefit of such exemption and that the respondent thus committed the corrupt practice under section 123(1)(a) of the representation of the people act, 1951. the evidence shows that the question of exemption of uneconomic holding from payment of land revenue was being agitated for some time past towards the close of .....

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Dec 05 1961 (SC)

State of West Bengal Vs. B.K. Mondal and Sons

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1962SC779; [1962]Supp1SCR876

..... was dealing with the narrow question as to whether the impugned contract for the supply of goods would cease to attract the provisions of s. 7(d) of the representation of the people act on the ground that it did not comply with the provisions of art. 299(1), and this court held that notwithstanding the fact that the contract could not ..... ) the candidate chatturbhuj could be said to be disqualified for being chosen as a member of parliament by virtue of the disqualification set out in s. 7(d) of the representation of the people act 43 of 1951. in dealing with this question bose, j., who spoke for the court, observed that 's. 7(d) of the ..... representation of the people act does not require that the contracts at which it strikes should be enforceable against the government; all it requires is that the contracts should be for the supply of .....

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Jul 20 1961 (HC)

Govardhanlal Nandlal Gupta and anr. Vs. Ramcharan Dalluram Sahu and or ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1962MP176

..... held that the provisions in section 82 are not mandatory. 8. rule 3(b) of the municipal election petition rules is almost identical to section 82 of the representation of the people act, 1951, as it originally stood before amendment. rule 5 further is similar to the un-amended section 85 inasmuch as both do not refer to the provision ..... jagan nath v. jaswant singh, air 1954 sc 210, is more appropriate to the provisions of the m. p. municipalities act. that decision was given under the representation of the people act, 1951, when section 85 of the act did not provide for the dismissal of the petition for non-compliance with the provisions in section 82. it was held ..... the petition for non-compliance with the rules, does not refer to rule 3(b). 5. it is necessary here to refer to the relevant provisions of the representation of the people act, 1951 and the amendments made thereto in 1955 as the decisions relied on by the learned counsel on both sides relate to election under that act. section .....

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Jul 31 1958 (HC)

Dr. Y.S. Parmar Vs. Hira Singh Pal and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... . it is immaterial if the name of amar singh was not entered in the form before the appellant signed it. the election law (as contained in the representation of the people act, 1951, as amended) does not contemplate the delegation of powers under section 46, by the contesting candidate to anybody other than his election agent. since, ..... polling agent to be signed before presiding officer', 'i hereby declare that at the above election, i will not do anything forbidden by section 128 of the representation of the people act, 1951, which i have read/has been read over to me.' after that, the presiding officer. shri bhanu pratap, signed the form at the place ..... of dr. y. s. parmar was, however, challenged by an unsuccessful candidate, shri hira singh pal, by means of an election petition under section 80 of the representation of the people act, 1951 (which, hereafter, will be referred to as 'the act).'the petition was referred to an election tribunal, consisting of a single member, shri s. d .....

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Apr 12 1955 (HC)

Ram Kirpal Chhakkar and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi), Through the Min ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1955All468

..... elections were held, venkata rao had applied to the election commission for exemption from the disqualification that attached to him by virtue of the provisions of section 7(b), representation of the people act, 1951. the commissioner rejected his application for exemption and communicated their order to the respondent by means of a letter dated 13-5-1952, but it was not ..... ', some as 're-employed' and certain others were kept under consideration. the petitioners had been treated as having been re-employed. the petitioners sent representations objecting to their being treated as re-employed personnel, but the representations proved to be of no avail. the present petitions were filed on 2-12-1953 and the main prayers contained in them are that this .....

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Jul 12 2024 (HC)

Smt. Nandini Vs. The D.g. And I.g.p. Of Police

Court : Karnataka

..... advisory board, within three weeks from the date the person is treated in terms of detention order. the reference should be accompanied by the grounds of detention, representation of the detenue if any and the report of the detaining authority. section 11 prescribes the procedure & functions of the board reads as under: procedure of ..... ). section 8 mandates disclosure of grounds of detention to the detenue within an outer limit of five days and provide him an opportunity of making a representation to the government against the proposed action. e) section 9 provides for constitution of advisory board by the chief justice of the high court of karnataka ..... raising the slogan bail is a rule and jail is an exception vide state of rajasthan vs. balchand @ baliay, air1977sc2447 social conditions have undergone catastrophic change and people are living in different times. the principles & maxims of law are not immutable; they have elements of relativity; their relevance is time & circumstance bound . .....

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Jul 12 2024 (HC)

The State Of Karnataka Vs. Umadevi Hundekar D/o Tatappa Hundekar

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... subsequent rules. providing age-based exemption is an established practice and decision making authority should have considered their reasonable, legitimate and valid request articulated through representation which was submitted in time by the applicants.5.4 the crux of the case is that the provision of section 10(1)(vi) of the ..... the respondents ought to have considered their objection and representation, then the applicants who have legitimate expectation to be treated fairly as lady teachers have been - 12 - provided expressed exemption under the act, 2020 and ..... ) of act 2020 exempts certain category of teachers for being included in the excess teachers list. then the respondents are duty bound to consider the representation which is in their competency and take remedial measures.5.3.1 emphasizing that once the exemption option is exercised by any teacher-the applicants herein, .....

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Jul 12 2024 (HC)

The State Of Karnataka Vs. Prabhavati Ronad D/o Ayyappa Ronad

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... subsequent rules. providing age-based exemption is an established practice and decision making authority should have considered their reasonable, legitimate and valid request articulated through representation which was submitted in time by the applicants.5.4 the crux of the case is that the provision of section 10(1)(vi) of the ..... the respondents ought to have considered their objection and representation, then the applicants who have legitimate expectation to be treated fairly as lady teachers have been - 12 - provided expressed exemption under the act, 2020 and ..... ) of act 2020 exempts certain category of teachers for being included in the excess teachers list. then the respondents are duty bound to consider the representation which is in their competency and take remedial measures.5.3.1 emphasizing that once the exemption option is exercised by any teacher-the applicants herein, .....

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Jul 11 2024 (SC)

Md. Rahim Ali @ Abdur Rahim Vs. The State Of Assam

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... whom the question relates, a copy of the main ground s 5 on which he is alleged to be a foreigner and give him a reasonable opportunity of making a representation and producing evidence in support of his case and after considering such evidence as may be produced and after hearing such persons as may desire to be heard, the tribunal ..... males at 77.85%. however, this was not the case during the 1960s or even 1970s. not just in assam but in many states, it is seen that names of people, even on important government documents can have and do have varied spellings depending on them being in english or hindi or bangla or assamese or any other language, for that ..... assam from the specified territory (including such of those whose names were included in the electoral rolls used for the purposes of the general election to the house of the people held in 1967) and who have been ordinarily resident in assam since the dates of their entry into assam shall be deemed to be citizens of india as from the .....

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