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Section 66: Custody of election papers

The Haryana Municipal Elections Rules, 1978State Rules of Haryana · 1973

(1) The Deputy Commissioner shall retain the packets forwarded to him under the provisions of rule 65 in his custody until the expiry of one year from the date of election and shall then, subject to any direction to the contrary made by the State Election Commissioner, Haryana or a competent court or a person or persons appointed to hold an enquiry into an election under Part V of these rules, cause them to be destroyed.

(2) A candidate may apply to the Deputy Commissioner for inspection or supply of certified copies of any document relating to an election other than ballot papers, counterfoils of the used ballot papers and the marked copy of the roll referred to in rule 65,on payment of a fee at the same rate as is charged in the State for the inspection of a document forming part of a record of a case dealt with by a Revenue Officer or for supply of a copy of an order by a Revenue Officer, as the case may be, and such copies shall be supplied in accordance with the procedure to be followed for a similar application in respect of a case dealt with by a Revenue Officer.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Haryana Municipal Elections Rules, 1978
Section66
Marginal noteCustody of election papers
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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