B.K.CHOUDHURI, M.HIDAYATULLAH
GULAHER AHMAD – Appellant
Versus
ELECTION TRIBUNAL – Respondent
( 2 ) THE election out of which the election petition arose was to the legislative assembly of Madhya Pradesh from Amarpatan constituency. The tenth respondent shri Lal Behari Singh was a candidate but he retired from the contest under section 55-A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 (hereinafter caned the act) on 19th February, 1957. At the election Shri Ram Hit Gupta, the second respondent was declared elected on 6th March, 1957. The petitioner, Shri Gulsher ahmed, was also a candidate, and he filed the election petition challenging the election of Shri Ram Hit Gupta. In his petition he did not join Shri Lal Behari Singh. Before the Election Commissioner a contention was raised that the petition was liable to be dismissed in view of the non-joinder of Shri Lal Behari Singh. The election Commissioner at first fixed the case for consideration of this objection, but later loft the matter open for the decision of the Election Tribunal and did not express any opin
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