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Election — Election Petition/Trial — Practice and Procedure for Election Trial — Affidavit/Verification:

ByAdvocate Raji Nathani

Election petition based on allegations of corrupt practices not supported by an affidavit in Form 25, as prescribed under R. 94-A of the 1961 Rules cannot be thrown out at threshold. Non-filing of affidavit or non-filing of proper verification is technical defect which is curable by allowing candidate to file proper affidavit.

[A. Manju v. Prajwal Revanna, (2022) 3 SCC 269]

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