(b) The petitioner may also claim that he himself or any other candidate has been duly elected.
(i) enforcing the attendance of witnesses;
(ii) compelling the production of documents;
(iii) examining witnesses on oath;
(iv) granting adjournments;
(v) reception of evidence taken on affidavit; and
(vi) issuing summons for examination of witness.
Explanation.
(b) The petitioner or any other candidate may be declared duly elected, if it is proved that he in fact received a majority of valid votes or but for the votes obtained by corrupt practice, would have obtained a majority of valid votes.
Section 51 • The Bihar Industrial Disputes Rules, 1961
51. Disputes regarding election to Works Committee.
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