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Section 69X: Production and inspection of election papers

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

(1) While in the custody of the Deputy Commissioner;

(a) the packets of unused postal ballot papers with counter foils attached thereto;

(b) the packets of used postal ballot papers whether valid, rejected or cancelled, and counterfoils thereof;

(c) the packets of used or unused tendered ballot papers;

(d) the packets of the marked copy of electoral roll;

(e) the packets containing register of voters in Form 12; and

(f) the packets of the declaration by electors and the attestation of their signatures, shall not be opened, inspected or produced except under the orders of a competent court.

(2) The control units sealed under rule 69V and kept in the custody of the Deputy Commissioner shall not be opened, inspected or produced except under the orders of a competent court.

(3) Subject to such conditions and on the payment of such fee as the State Election Commission may direct, all other papers relating to the election shall be open to public inspection and copies thereof shall, on application, be furnished.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Haryana Municipal Elections Rules, 1978
Section69X
Marginal noteProduction and inspection of election papers
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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