Section 241 — Parties to proceeding — Electoral Act 2004 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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Section 241 — Parties to proceeding — Electoral Act 2004 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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s 236Validity of election may be disputed after election s 237Who may dispute election s 238Making application s 239Lodgment of security for costs s 240Notice of application s 241Parties to proceeding s 242Reply to application s 243Inquiries by Court s 244Certain evidence not admissible s 245Court may have regard to certain rejected ballot papers s 246Decision on application s 247Costs s 248Application of security for costs s 249Reporting of offences s 250Copy of decision and declaration to be given to Clerk of Legislative Assembly s 251Issue of writ if necessarySchedule 1 — Form of writ Schedule 2 — Appealable decisions and affected persons

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Part 12—Court of disputed returns, disputed elections and references by Legislative Assembly

Division 2—Disputed elections

241 Parties to proceeding

The applicant and the persons given notice of the application are parties to a proceeding under this Division.

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