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Under section 14 of the Advocates Act, 1961, an election to a Bar Council cannot be called in question…

Section 14 protects an election from challenge on the sole ground of lack of notice if notice of the date was published in the Official Gazette not less than "thirty days…

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Under section 14 of the Advocates Act, 1961, an election to a Bar Council cannot be called in question merely because due notice was not given to a person entitled to vote, provided notice of the date was published in the Official Gazette at least

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Section 14 protects an election from challenge on the sole ground of lack of notice if notice of the date was published in the Official Gazette not less than "thirty days before that date". Publication in the Gazette in good time therefore cures the lack of individual notice.

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