that one of the candidates shall not be a candidate in any subsequent Presidential ballot at the same election meeting. (10) If in a Presidential ballot: (a) the conditions specified in subparagraphs (a) and (b) of the preceding paragraph are satisfied, but the condition specified in subparagraph (c) of that paragraph is not; and (b) two of the candidates each receives the same number of votes and that number is smaller than the number of votes received by the other candidate or each of the other candidates, as the case may be, a ballot shall forthwith be held for the purpose of determining which of the two shall be treated for the purposes of the preceding paragraph as the candidate mentioned in subparagraph (c) thereof; and the candidate who receives the smaller number of the votes cast in that ballot shall be so treated and that paragraph shall apply accordingly. (11) Where in a ballot taken in pursuance of the preceding paragraph each candidate receives the same number of votes, one of them, as determined by lot, shall be deemed to have received the smaller number of votes. (12) If in a Presidential ballot no candidate is declared elected, a further Presidential ballot shall be taken at the same election meeting; and an election meeting shall continue until a candidate is declared elected in a Presidential ballot taken at that meeting but may be adjourned from time to time for not more than two days exclusive of the days on which and to which it is adjourned. (13) The Court of Appeal shall have exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine any question as to the validity of an election of a President in so far as that question depends upon the qualification of any person for election or the interpretation of this Constitution; and any decision of that Court under this paragraph shall be final.