(c) by more than one mark; shall not be rejected solely by reason thereof if (i) an intention that the vote shall be for one or other of the lists of candidates clearly appears; and (ii)the elector is neither identified nor can be identified by the manner in which the ballot paper is marked. (4) The returning officer shall endorse the word "rejected" on any ballot paper which he may reject as invalid and shall add to the endorsement the words "rejection objected to" if any objection to his decision be made by a duly appointed candidate or a counting agent present during the counting. (5) The decision of the returning officer as to any question arising in respect of any ballot paper shall be final. 89. (1) Upon the conclusion of the final counting, under section 84, of the votes the returning officer, in the presence of such of the persons entitled under section 86(1) to be present as attend, shall(a) seal in separate packets the counted and rejected ballot papers; (b) verify the ballot papers account given by each presiding officer by comparing it with(i) the number of ballot papers recorded under 87(1)(c); (ii) the unused and spoiled ballot papers in his possession; and (iii) the record of tendered votes contained in the poll book; (c) reseal the packets of unused and spoiled ballot papers;