§ 5950. Trial.
§ 5950. Trial. If proceedings are not dismissed, the case shall proceed upon its merits and be tried and determined by the Court by the rules of law and evidence governing the determination of questions of law and facts in the Superior Court, so far as the same are applicable. 17 Del. Laws, c. 33, […]
§ 5951. Trial by Court; by jury.
§ 5951. Trial by Court; by jury. All cases of contest under this subchapter shall be fully heard and determined by the Court, without the aid or intervention of a jury, unless 1 or both of the parties to the contest shall claim a trial by jury, and the Court shall, in its judgment, determine […]
§ 5952. Proof and evidence limited by statement.
§ 5952. Proof and evidence limited by statement. At the trial of any contest under this subchapter the contestant shall be limited in that contestant’s proof and in the admission of evidence to the witnesses named in the statement, and the witnesses shall be limited in their testimony to the facts set forth in the […]
§ 5953. Examination of ballots by Court.
§ 5953. Examination of ballots by Court. In the trial of any contested election under this subchapter, the Court may make an examination of the ballots given in such election, except that wherever the ballot boxes, ballots, poll lists, tally sheets or other books or records pertaining to any election, excepting the certificate of election […]
§ 5954. Judgment.
§ 5954. Judgment. (a) After hearing the allegations and proofs in the cause the Court shall render judgment (in accordance with the verdict of the jury, if a jury shall have tried the cause) either confirming or annulling such election altogether. (b) If it appear by the judgment of the Court or the verdict of […]