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do, and in each such case the cost of the completion of said
recount and recanvass shall be paid by the county or munic-
ipality, as the case may be.

Whenever such appeal from the determination and action of
the judges of election is held as aforesaid and completed the said
supervisors shall correct the returns and certificate of any can-
vassing board which may have, been made of said primary elec-
tion and shall give to the person so found to be nominated as a
candidate or selected as a delegate or member of a party com-
mittee or other position as the result of said recount a new cer-
tificate of nomination or election in conformity with the result
of said recount and recanvass and shall certify the same to the
proper authorities as said candidate's certificate of nomination
or selection.

And the corrected certificate of nomination or selection given
as aforesaid as the result of such recount shall supersede and
stand in lieu of and in place of any certificate of nomination
given by any canvassing board and shall have all the effect in
law of the ordinary certificate given by any canvassing board
under the provisions of the primary laws of this State which
it will thus supersede to the extent of the territory covered by
said review and recount

And upon such petition and appeal as is herein provided for
being filed before the completion of any canvass by the ordinary
canvassing board of the State or of any county or municipality
thereof such board shall adjourn over and their canvass shall be
suspended until the appeal review, recount and recanvass herein
provided for shall have been completed, so that said board shall
make their certificate conform to the action and finding and to
the certificate given by said Supervisors of Elections so sitting
as judges of election on appeal.

Nothing in this section shall affect or prejudice any fights of
any person to contest the result of any primary election or to
institute proceedings to invalidate the same.

SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That all acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with the provisions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency.

SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That this act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.

Approved Jan. 10, 1912.