SYED M.Fazal Ali, J. (1) BY our Order dated 9/04/1980, we had ordered the reouning to be done by the Registrar with the help of tellers appointed by us and officers of the court. (2) THE Registrar has submitted his Report and according to the re-count, it appears that respondent 1 has won by 162 votes. In these circumstances therefore, as the appellant had agreed to abide by the result of the Report, we dismiss Civil No. 2043 of 1979. There will however be only one set of hearing fee in both the appeals (C.As. Nos. 1321 and 2043 of 1979). (3) SINCE respondent 1 has succeeded, he will be entitled to his allowances from the date of the judgment in the High court up-to-date. (4) THE appellant had already deposited Rs. 20,000.00 as expenses for re-counting but as expenses have exceeded this limit, the appellant is directed to pay a sum of Rs. 5,000.00 more within two weeks from today. After the final accounts are made, if any balance remains, the same will be refunded to the appellant. (5) WE had fixed a consolidated fee of the teller at Rs. 1,000.00 each but as the re-counting took two more days, we enhance the fee from Rs. 1,000.00 to Rs 2000 in case of each teller. We also fix an honorarium at the rate of Rs 1000 to the Registrar (Judicial) who was appointed as Returning Officer, Rs 300 to each of the officers who assisted him and Rs. 100.00 to the peons. (6) THE Registrar will furnish detailed statement of accounts to the appellant.