was unlawfully allocated in consequence of such difference, the Commission shall direct the re-allocation of such seat in accordance with section 97 of the Representation of the People Act and in keeping with the number of valid votes cast as aforesaid, whereupon the membership of the Assembly shall be redetermined and re-declare in like manner as if the seat had been so re-allocated under subsection (1). 30. (1)Where it is determined by the Court, being satisfied for the purpose beyond reasonable doubt on an election petition, that any unlawful act or omission (not remediable under section 28 or 29) affected the result of an election which would otherwise have lawfully resulted(a) in different placing of the respective lists of candidates in the order of magnitude of the allocations of seats to such lists under section 97 of the Representation of the People Act, or in different placing of any of the lists in that order, from their placing as aforesaid according to the result so affected; or (b) in more than half the members of the National Assembly being persons whose names appear on any list the seats allocated to which under section 97 of the Representation of the People Act are occupied by not more than half the members of the Assembly according to the result affected as aforesaid; the Court may, in consequence of such determination, declare the election, or any part thereof if the Court is satisfied that the remainder is conveniently severable and was not affected by such unlawful act or omission, to have been ineffective and may accordingly order a fresh election to be held in whole or part for the purpose of rectifying the said result and give such incidental, ancillary or supplementary directions as the Court deems meet for the purpose of such rectification, including (without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) the re-allocation of seats in the National Assembly. (2) Where the Court -