1. The appeal must be lodged at the Constitutional Court within twenty-four hours counting from the posting of the public notice mentioned in article 112.

2. In the case of appeals relating to constituencies in the autonomous regions, their filing and grounding before the Constitutional Court may be effected via telegraph or telex, without prejudice to later delivery of all evidence mentioned in no.

3 of the previous article. 3. The chairman of the Constitutional Court will order the representatives of the lists competing in the constituency in question to be immediately notified, so they, the candidates and the political parties may respond, should they wish to do so, within a time limit of twenty-four hours.

4. In the forty-eight hours following the time limit outlined in the previous number, the Constitutional Court, in a plenary session, will issue a final judgment regarding the appeal, and immediately communicate it to the National Elections Commission.