PrinciplePRACTICE AND PROCEDURE — Substantial Justice — Election Petitions — Technicalities Not to Stand in the Way
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- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that election petitions are unique and high-stakes, requiring examination of the election conduct without technicalities or arid legalism standing in the way. The principle applies in election petitions. It ensures that substantial justice prevails. The principle reflects the sui generis nature of…
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