(1) Objections and petitions shall be filed through ordinary petitions to the Constitutional Council.
(2) Such petitions shall not stay execution.
(3) The petitions shall be recorded by the Constitutional Council.
(4) Under pain of rejection, petitions shall specify the alleged facts and means.
(5) Petitions shall be notified to all the parties concerned through any fast means leaving a paper trail, and posted up at the Constitutional
Council within 24 (twenty-four) hours following the filing thereof.
(6) The written evidence of the person concerned shall be deposited within 24 (twenty four) hours of the notification or posting up of the petition. The Constitutional Council shall issue an acknowledgement of receipt thereof.
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In force from 19-04-2012 (date unconfirmed)Source page 39
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