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Application for Inclusion of Voter in the Permanent List. - Any person who has been refused registration or whose name has been stricken out from the permanent list of voters may at any time except sixty days before a regular election or twenty-five days before a special election apply to the proper court for an order directing the election registration board or the board of inspectors as the case may be, to include or reinstate his name in the permanent list of voters, attaching to his application for inclusion the certificate of the election registration board or the board of inspectors regarding his case and proof of service of a copy of his application and of the notice of the hearing thereof upon a member of said board.
If the decision is for the inclusion of a voter in the permanent list, the application previously denied shall be reactivated and included in the corresponding precinct book of voters wherein the court order shall be entered. However, if the decision of the court is received after the precinct book of voters has been closed and sealed, the voter shall, upon presentation of a certified copy of the order of inclusion and upon proper identification, be allowed to vote on election day.
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