Co-option of Members Rules, 1974
Central Rules · 197131 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Rules |
|---|---|
| Year | 1971 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Ministry of Home Affairs |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 31 |
| Subjects | criminal |
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- Section 1 Short title and conimenccmcnt
- Section 3 Co-option of members
- Section 5 Procedure of co-option under sub-clause (ii) and (iii) of clause (b) of section 4
- Section 6 Register of Presidents of registered Singh Sabhas
- Section 7 Objection to a name in the List
- Section 9 Disposal of objection by the Director
- Section 12 Nomination paper
- Section 14 Death of contesting candidate before poll
- Section 15 Procedure in contesting and uncontested elections
- Section 16 Inspection of ballot box
- Section 17 Ballot paper
- Section 18 Conduct of Election
- Section 20 Issue of ballot papers to electors
- Section 22 Preferences to be exercised
- Section 28 Scrutiny and opening of ballot box (es)
- Section 29 Arrangements of valid ballot papers in parcels
- Section 30 Counting of votes where only one seat is to be filled
- Section 32 General instructions
- Section 34 Transfer of surplus
- Section 37 Provision for re-count
- Section 39 Publication
- Section 40 Admission to the place of polling
- Section 41 Counting of votes by or under supervision of the Director
- Section 42 Extension of time for completion of election
- Section 43 Custody of papers
- Section 50 Appearance before the court
- Section 51 Power of the court - the Court shall have the powers which are vested in a Civil Court when trying a suit in respect of the following matters
- Section 58 Order as to costs
- Section 59 Communication of order to Director and Transmission of the record of the case
- Section 1957 the following shall be deemed to be corrupt practice
- Section 1971 1 have been elected as member of the said Committee in the general elections/ bye election held in , 200... . from Ward no. (Name) The ballot paper may be sent to me at the follow…
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