(1) Each Citizen may file a complaint against the issuance of Confirmation of Election to a candidate elected Delegate or to a candidate elected Senator provided the said Citizen has been on the list of voters which is pertinent to the election ward in which votes were cast for the Delegate or the Senator. The same right may be enjoyed by each Political Party or coalition which filed its list of candidates in the electoral region, or which applied for registration of a candidate. No later than ten days of the declaration of the election results by the Central Election Board, the petitioner may refer the matter to a court of justice, and demand that the court decide in this matter under a separate rule of law 14).
14) Article 200n of Code of Civil Procedure
(2) The opinion of the court upon which its resolution is so based shall be forwarded by the court to the Chamber of Delegates in the case that a Delegate is contested, or to the Senate in the case that a Senator is contested.
