(1) All petitions filed pursuant to the provisions of Section 132 above must reach the Constitutional Council within no more than 72 (seventy two) hours of the close of the poll.
(2) The Constitutional Council may, if it deems it necessary, hear any applicant or request the submission of evidence, against a receipt.
(3) Under pain of rejection, the petition shall specify the alleged facts and means. It shall be posted up within 24 (twenty four) hours of its submission and notified to the parties concerned who shall be allowed 48 (forty-eight) hours to submit their replies, against a receipt.
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In force from 19-04-2012 (date unconfirmed)Source page 40
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