Parameters excluding election petitions of Section & 63 and Election 64 Impact of non-filing of witness list When filing an election petition, the applicant failed to list witnesses, private or official, with the election request, respondent testified Deleted an election request because of a list of. This petition was not filed because the Election Commission's notification contained the validity parameters for dismissing the election petition in section 63 of the Representation Act 1976, which failed to comply with certain clauses. Was caused by Representation of the Public Act, 1976, failure to comply with the provisions of the notification cannot be grounds for termination of the election petition. The notification was a subordinate legislation, therefore, it could not control the powers of the election tribunal because the civil court could not petition. Dismiss the non-compliance of the provisions of the note by the Election Tribunal to the respondents of the ion in question without request for the affidavit of documents and witnesses mentioned in the notification, together with the election petition of section 62 of the Representation People Act, 1976 Affidavits of some polling agents / private witnesses were also filed. Therefore, failure to list the witnesses whose affidavits will be attached to the application - will not prejudice the electoral applicant - such witnesses may present the applicant in their evidence and ban them from any other private Witness cannot be allowed to present. Applicants need to file affidavits of state witnesses with the applicant d
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