The Candidates And Agents Guide in Contested Elections
The Candidates And Agents Guide in Contested Elections
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Canvas or any other kind of banner or similar displayed advertisement must be avoided.
All election expenses over forty shillings must be set out in detail, and come under the head of " Petty Cash, " " Bill Distributing, " or " Bill Posting, " though "Miscellaneous" would cover any expense not actually forbidden by statute.
All petty cash accounts, books, notes, &c. , should be preserved for at least six months after the return of election expenses has been made to the returning officer.
All cl...aims against a candidate must be sent in within fourteen days after the election, or they are statute-barred.
ELECTION EXPENSES. 91 The same restriction applies to the time for sending in claims against the retui'ning officer.
The twenty -ninth day is the last day for payment of claims by the candidate's agent. All disputed accounts must be returned as disputed.
The thirty-sixth day is the last day upon which the election agent can transmit his retui-n and the declaration of the candidate as to the expenses of the election.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Canvas or any other kind of banner or similar displayed advertisement must be avoided.
All election expenses over forty shillings must be set out in detail, and come under the head of " Petty Cash, " " Bill Distributing, " or " Bill Posting, " though "Miscellaneous" would cover any expense not actually forbidden by statute.
All petty cash accounts, books, notes, &c. , should be preserved for at least six months after the return of election expenses has been made to the returning officer.
All cl...aims against a candidate must be sent in within fourteen days after the election, or they are statute-barred.
ELECTION EXPENSES. 91 The same restriction applies to the time for sending in claims against the retui'ning officer.
The twenty -ninth day is the last day for payment of claims by the candidate's agent. All disputed accounts must be returned as disputed.
The thirty-sixth day is the last day upon which the election agent can transmit his retui-n and the declaration of the candidate as to the expenses of the election.
What to read after The Candidates And Agents Guide in Contested Elections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Charles Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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