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Contesting candidates
meaning of that term as used in the Act and they are normally expected to go to the poll, K. Kamaraja Nadar v. Kunju Thevar, AIR 1958 SC 687 (694). [Representation of the People Act, 1951, s.
Caputagium
Caputagium, head or poll-money.
Censure
above the aged sixteen years are cited to swear fealty to the lord, and to pay 11d. per poll, and 1d. per annum ever after; these thus sworn are called censores. Surv. of the Duch. of Corn.
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Borrowing members' resolution
majority of the borrowing members of the building society voting either in person or by proxy on a poll on the resolution at a meeting of which notice specifying the intention to move the resolution as a
Ammobragium
Ammobragium, a service, or poll-money, like chevage, Spel.
Pollage
A head or poll tax hence extortion
Mulley
A mulley or polled animal
Intimidation
fearful or of deterring by threats the state of being intimidated as the voters were kept from the polls by intimidation
Head
or chief ganglia of the nervous system the mouth and in the higher animals the chief sensory organs poll cephalon
capitation
capitatio, from Latin caput head] 1 : a direct uniform tax imposed on each head or person : poll tax [no , or other direct, tax shall be laid "U.S. Constitution art. I"] 2 : a uniform
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