evidence of Najovu pins the presiding officer, she opts to keep quiet about it. On the question of ferrying students from Greenville S.S to vote at Takkajunge polling station, counsel for the appellants attack the finding of the trial Judge, specifically on the questions raised by the judge at page 44 and contend that the trial judge shifted the burden of proof to the appellants. According to Lukwago, the judge was pointing out contradictions and discrepancies in the appellants’ evidence. In counsel’s view, all the questions raised by the judge were supposed to be answered by the appellants’ witnesses if only their evidence was to be believed. Counsel for the appellants further contend that the respondent had a burden to prove that the students were not on the register and that some of them were underage. Mr. Lukwago’s reply is that the respondent evidence, which was believed by the trial judge, is quite clear that these students never identified themselves and the presiding officer was not checking their names on the register, not even producing their cards. Appellants’ counsel further argue that it is not known for whom the students voted especially when the election was for three categories of candidates. Mr. Lukwago pointed out that the respondent’s witness, one Ssenyondo Moses asserted in para. 4 of his affidavit that these students were under the patronage of 2nd appellant’s campaigner, councillor Namubiru. Mr. Lukwago submitted that neither the 2nd appellant nor councillor Namubiru rebutted this averment. There is also a contention that Nakiwala Prossy did not contradict Kyambadde as the former talked of 10 students yet the latter claims they were 20. Lukwago, this is a fact which is obvious. According to Counsel further contend that since Nakiwala was handling three categories of elections, she could not have counted the voters from Greenville. In counsel’s view, this contention is hypothetical and not supported by evidence as Nakiwala claims she took trouble to count them and they were only 10 students. Seeta IV Polling Station Counsel for the appellants attacked the finding of the trial judge on the incident at