§ CEA s. 366Errors relating to printing of party affiliations

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The Court of Disputed Returns is not to declare that a person returned as elected was not duly elected, or declare an election void, by reason only that: (a) there was or was not printed on one or more ballot papers used in the election: (i) the name; or (ii) an abbreviation of the name; or (iii) a logo of a political party; adjacent to the name of a candidate or group of candidates; or (b) the name or an abbreviation of the name of a political party printed on one or more ballot papers used in the election was misspelt; or (c) the name, an abbreviation of the name or a logo of a political party printed on one or more ballot papers used in the election was inaccurate or incorrect; or (d) an officer failed to comply with section 210A, 214 or 214A in relation to the election.

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