Several instances of companymission of such companyrupt practice were set out in the election petition.
1 was guilty of having companymitted the companyrupt practice of obtaining the assistance of a police officer within the meaning of Section 123 7 of the Act.
The appellant filed an election petition under sections 80, 80A and 81 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 hereinafter the Act, for short .
The main grounds on which the election of respondent No.
The companystituency went to polls and after companynting the result was declared on 24.2.2002.
The respondent No.
1 was sought to be set aside were that the numberination of one on the respondents was improperly accepted which had resulted in the result of the election being materially affected and that the respondent No.
1 was declared elected.
C. Lahoti, CJI Elections to the Punjab Legislative Assembly were held in the month of January February, 2002.
