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Section 17: Death of a candidate

Chartered Accountants(Election to the council) Rules 2006 ( English & Hindi version) (2.8 MB)Central Rules · 1949

(l)If a candidate dies before the date of election !

but after the date fixed for the withdrawal of candidature under rule 14 and i his nomination is or has been accepted as valid, the election in his I constituency shall be conducted among the remaining candidates and no i fresh proceedings with reference to the election of members in the ■ constituency in which such member was a candidate shall be commenced. j

(2) The votes cast in favour of any such candidate shall be deemed to 1 have been cast in favour of the candidate, if any, next in order of preference .

in the ballot paper. . , <r ' . j

(3) If a candidate dies after the date of election but before the ’ • * commencement of the counting, the votes cast in'favour of any such I- candidate shall be deemed to have been cast in favour of the candidate, if * any, next in order of preference in the ballot paper. ■ L

(4) If the candidate dies after commencement of the counting and before { declaration of result, counting of votes would continue as if the person has > !

* 100 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: EXTRAORDINARY Part 1I-—-Sec. 3( i)] not died> and, if as a result of such counting he is found .to be in a position to be declared elected, then the entire ballot papers would be recounted afresh, with the votes cast in favour of the candidate deemed to have been cast in favour of the candidate, if any, next in order of preference in the bai ot paper.

(5) If a candidate dies after declaration of results in which he las been declared elected, then toe resultant vacancy would be deemed to be a casual vacancy under section 13 of the Act.

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ActChartered Accountants(Election to the council) Rules 2006 ( English & Hindi version) (2.8 MB)
Section17
Marginal noteDeath of a candidate
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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