DECLARATION OF A CANDIDATE AS WINNER - Whether a Court can declare a person who did not participate fully in all stages of the election winner
HELD:
"It must however be stated that the success of the appeal cannot confer any utilitarian benefit on the appellant, having regard to the fact that the appellant did not participate in the just concluded General Election.
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