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Section 10: Scrutiny of Nomination papers and decision on objections

Section 227-Chd-Panchayat-Rules-1994Union territory Rules of Chandigarh · 1994

(1) The Returning Officer shall scrutinize the nomination papers at the time appointed in this behalf, hear objections, if any, presented by the objectors in person, as to the eligibility of any candidate and determine these objections after such inquiry as he may consider necessary. The decision rejecting or accepting a nomination paper and a brief statement of reasons thereof, shall be endorsed on the nomination paper duly signed by the Returning Officer:

Provided that the Returning Officer may:-

(a) permit any clerical error in the nomination paper in regard to names or numbers to be corrected in order to bring them in conformity with the corresponding entries in the electoral rolls; and

(b) where necessary, direct that any clerical or printing error in the said entries in the electoral roll shall be overlooked.

(2) The person objecting under sub-rule (1), must be a candidate of the concerned Gram Panchayat or Sabha, Samiti Parishad Area, as the case may be.

Where this provision sits

ActSection 227-Chd-Panchayat-Rules-1994
Section10
Marginal noteScrutiny of Nomination papers and decision on objections
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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