High Court of Judicature at Bombay Dismisses Petitioner in Co-operative Election Writ Petition. No specific legal finding available as the judgment text is incomplete.
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Application for Dismissal of Election Petition for Non-Disclosure of Cause of Action — Alleged Defects in Nomination Papers Not Substantial Under Representation of the People Act, 1951. Court held that failure to plead material facts and material effect on election result warrants rejection under Order VII Rule 11 CPC.
15 Oct 2024The present application was filed by the returned candidate, Anil Yeshwant Desai, who was Respondent No.1 in the Election Petition, seeking dismissal ...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Appeal of Karikho Kri in Election Dispute Over Non-Disclosure of Vehicles and Dues — High Court's Declaration of Void Election Set Aside. Non-disclosure of vehicles registered in names of dependent wife and son does not amount to corrupt practice under Section 123(2) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, and improper acceptance of nomination under Section 100(1)(d)(i) requires proof that election was materially affected.
9 Apr 2024The case arises from an election petition challenging the election of Karikho Kri, the returned candidate from 44 Tezu (ST) Assembly Constituency in A...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Writ Petition Challenging Grampanchayat Election Nomination Rejection Due to Bar Under Article 243-O(b) of Constitution. Writ Petition Held Not Maintainable as Remedy Lies Only Through Election Petition Under Section 15 of Maharashtra Village Panchayats Act, 1959.
8 Jul 2021The petitioner, Gazala Bi Saddam Shah, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India challenging the rejection of her nominatio...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Election Petition for Non-Disclosure of Cause of Action in Gadchiroli-Chimur Lok Sabha Constituency Dispute. Alleged Discrepancy of 62 Votes in Final Tally Does Not Constitute a Cause of Action Under Section 100(1)(d)(iv) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951.
25 Nov 2019The petitioner, Dr. Rameshkumar Bapuraoji Gajbe, contested the election to the 17th Lok Sabha from the Gadchiroli-Chimur Constituency as a candidate o...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Against Rejection of Nomination in Municipal Election - Petitioner's Nomination Form Not Accompanied by Political Party Certificate in Form No. 2. Court Holds That Correction of Decision Furthering Election Process Is Not Interference Under Article 243O.
13 Jul 2018The petitioner, Smt. Yamu Eknath Anturkar, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court challenging the rejection of her nomination form to cont...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Election Petition Challenging Municipal Election Result Due to Minor Name Discrepancy. Variation in candidate's name between electoral roll and nomination form does not constitute corrupt practice under Section 33 of Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888.
14 Oct 2016The petitioner, Ansari Sana Masood, filed a writ petition challenging the judgment and order of the Small Cause Court, Mumbai, which dismissed her ele...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Election Petition Challenging Municipal Election Result Due to Minor Name Discrepancy. Variation in Name Between Electoral Roll and Nomination Form Does Not Constitute Corrupt Practice Under Section 33 of Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888.
14 Oct 2016The petitioner, Ansari Sana Masood, filed a writ petition challenging the judgment of the Small Cause Court, Mumbai, which dismissed her election peti...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Acceptance of Nomination of Disqualified Candidate in Gram Panchayat Elections. Returning Officer Failed to Consider Disqualification Order Passed by Additional Commissioner, Amravati Division.
31 Jul 2015The petitioner, Amol Sahebrao Solanke, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench, challenging the acceptance of the nomination ...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Election of Candidate in Representation of People Act Case Due to Non-Substantial Defect in Certified Copy of Electoral Roll. Missing age and house number in certified copy not substantial defect under Section 36(4) of Representation of the People Act, 1951, where details identifying elector were otherwise sufficient.
1 May 1968The case concerned an election to a Vidhan Sabha constituency under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. The appellant, Harcharzan Singh, filed...
