Principle

ELECTORAL LAW β€” Substitution of Candidates β€” Cogent and Verifiable Reasons β€” Reason “without enough information” is not cogent or verifiable

Area of law
ELECTION LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that a reason of "without enough information" for candidate substitution is not cogent or verifiable and amounts to no reason at all. The principle applies in election substitution cases. It ensures that reasons are substantive. The principle reflects the requirements of Section…

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