Section 6 of TPA : Section 6: Mode Of Elections
TPA
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Explanation using Example
An example of the application of Section 6 of The Pharmacy Act, 1948, could be a situation where there is an election for the members of the State Pharmacy Council. Suppose that two candidates, Dr. Smith and Dr. Jones, are running for a position on the council. The election is held, and the results are very close. A dispute arises because there is a disagreement over the validity of some of the ballots. Dr....
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