Court may have regard to rejected ballot papers

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In making its decision on the application, the Court of Disputed

Returns may have regard to ballot papers rejected during the conduct of the scrutiny of votes if it is satisfied the ballot papers should not have been rejected.

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125 Court may have regard to rejected ballot papers