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Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 14.--CONTEST OF ELECTIONS

25-1445. Intervenors in contest.Upon application by any person to intervene, within five (5) days afterthe filing of notice of custody [contest] stating facts sufficient to showan interest in the contest not in common with the contestant or contestee,and specifying with particularity the basis of such interestand result requested, the court may permit such intervention and make suchorders as may be appropriate under the circumstances. Any person permittedto intervene shall be referred to as the intervenor.

History: L. 1978, ch. 138, § 12; July 1.

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25-1445

Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 14.--CONTEST OF ELECTIONS

25-1445. Intervenors in contest.Upon application by any person to intervene, within five (5) days afterthe filing of notice of custody [contest] stating facts sufficient to showan interest in the contest not in common with the contestant or contestee,and specifying with particularity the basis of such interestand result requested, the court may permit such intervention and make suchorders as may be appropriate under the circumstances. Any person permittedto intervene shall be referred to as the intervenor.

History: L. 1978, ch. 138, § 12; July 1.

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25-1445

Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 14.--CONTEST OF ELECTIONS

25-1445. Intervenors in contest.Upon application by any person to intervene, within five (5) days afterthe filing of notice of custody [contest] stating facts sufficient to showan interest in the contest not in common with the contestant or contestee,and specifying with particularity the basis of such interestand result requested, the court may permit such intervention and make suchorders as may be appropriate under the circumstances. Any person permittedto intervene shall be referred to as the intervenor.

History: L. 1978, ch. 138, § 12; July 1.