A deeming provision in a political party constitution that deems a candidate to have waived objections to the constitution of a plebiscite if no objection is raised at the time operates conclusively, precluding later challenge regardless of the candidate's actual knowledge of the grounds for objection. A party member who voted at a plebiscite but was not a candidate and whose own voting rights were unaffected lacks standing to challenge the plebiscite, having only a general interest in compliance with party rules.
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