Section 276: Objections – Time—The object of the enactment was to substitute a
consolidated text (as at 2017). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
276. Objections – Time—The object of the enactment was to substitute a
definite date in lieu of a variable date from which the delay to file objections
to the list on the Register of voters should run. The retention in the amendment enactment of the variable date which was to be found in the previous
enactment can only be ascribed to error or inadvertence and may not be
construed as affecting destructively the unequivocal and substantive provision which allows a definite number of days to file objections to the list on
the Register of voters. Laurent v District Magistrate of Port Louis and anor
(1920).