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Supreme Court of India 2018-02-05 partly_allowed

Ajayinder Sangwan and Ors vs Bar Council of Delhi & Ors

Bench: 2 — R.K. Agrawal

In Brief

This judgment disposed of multiple interlocutory applications arising from an election petition concerning Bar Council elections. The Supreme Court modified the election schedule for Kerala Bar Council, pre-poning the date from 25 March to 18 March 2018 due to a local festival falling on the original date. However, it rejected other applications: advocates from Maharashtra and Goa could not vote in Delhi instead of their respective states; Rajasthan's request to reschedule due to court holidays was denied; an applicant's name could not be added to Delhi's electoral roll post-deadline; and elections could not be directed for the non-existent Telangana Bar Council. The Court affirmed finalized election procedures and upheld procedural compliance requirements."

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