Article 62 (1) (f) Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Article 42 The nature and nature of Article 62 (1) (f) of the Constitution g sincere, `` righteous 'honest' and me amine \ meaning declaration provided Under Article 62 (1) (f) of the Constitution, a candidate who is a constituent candidate or a disgruntled voter can be found and may be permanently approved by the Election Tribunal or Constitutional Courts while hearing a matter arising out of election laws. Is. No such declaration can be sought from a civil court under the Member National Assembly of the Special Relief Act, 1877, in the current case, in the nomination papers submitted for national elections, 2002. Declared the academic qualification to be useless. But in the nomination papers submitted for the national election, 2008, he declared academic qualification to be a BA (no work was mentioned) while the latest nomination papers for the byelection, 2010, he did. Qualified as `qualified '. , Easily disregarding both the member's work and the bachelor's degree in granting various academic qualifications in various paper nominations, his educational qualifications were intentionally disclosed for no apparent reason, without any surprise. It states that he mentioned "educated" instead of a degree. A day before the Supreme Court hearing, a deep cloud of doubt over the authenticity and integrity of the member's resignation, no less than the court's acknowledgment, could negatively impact an individual's conduct. ? Irrelevant evidence before the Election Tribunal and before the High Court does not cut the person's image
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