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1954 Supreme(All) 217

BRIJ MOHAN LALL, RANDHIR SINGH
Niwas – Appellant
Versus
Election Tribunal – Respondent


Advocates:
Hargovind Dayal Srivastava, for Applicant; H.N. Misra, Bishun Singh (for No.5), H.N. Misra, Bishun Singh and Khushwaqt Rai (for Nos.6, 8 to 10), for Opposite Parties.

Judgement

RANDHIR SINGH, J.:- This petition for a writ of certiorari, prohibition or any other appropriate writ is directed against the Election Tribunal of Lucknow and the members thereof and also some other persons.

2. It appears that in the bye-election to the U.P. Legislative Assembly, Budaun North Constituency, the petitioner was elected a member of the U.P. Legislative Assembly. An election petition was thereafter instituted before the Election Tribunal for the setting aside of the election on various grounds mentioned in the application made before the Tribunal. After the application came up for hearing, the petitioner made an application for the amendment of the lists and paragraph 4(a) of the election petition. The main ground on which amendment was asked for was that some matters had been left vague and some particulars had not been given. The Election Tribunal ordered the petitioner to furnish better particulars and to make his allegations definite in certain matters and the petition for amendment which followed was allowed. The effect of the amendment was that paragraph 4(a) of the election petition was ordered to be amended by the addition of the words "by respondent No.









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