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Section 56: Deposit of security

The Cantonment Electoral Rules, 2007Central Rules · 2006

{] I Every petition shall be accompanied hy a deposit of three thousand rupees in c<l.~h :1~ security for the costs likely to be incurred:-

Provided that where such petition relates to the election of a candidale belonging to the Scheduled caste~ or the $cheduled Tribes, the amount of such deposit shall he~ onc1.thnusand and f1ve hundred rupces·only.

(2) Ar the conclusion of the dispute, the deposit or, if the petitioner has been directed Jnder rule 5R to pay cn:.ts, Lhe. halar1ce, if any, of the deposit after deduction of 1iwse Gkr.;t·s, shall he refunded to the petitioner.

S7. Inquiry into election. -\Vhen; a petition has heen rresented under rule 55 and the security deposite~d a-; reqd:rcd by rule 56, the District Judge or the officer <.ipp01nlf.J Ill accordance with rule 55, 0!" any Judicial Qfl!cer _..;ubordindte to l:nn and not below such rank as the State Cover rpncnt may by notification in the Official Galcttc in lh1:-. hcbaH to wtwrn the District Judge may transfer the petition, shall after notice to all candidates for the ward concerned at the election (other than such of them as may be petitioners) hold such inquiry as he deems necessary.

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ActThe Cantonment Electoral Rules, 2007
Section56
Marginal noteDeposit of security
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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