22.-(1) On a scrutiny at the trial of an election petition the following votes only shall be struck off, namely-
(a) the vote of any person whose vote was procured by bribery, treating or undue influence;
(b) the vote of any person who committed or procured the commission of personation at the election;
(c) the vote of any person proved to have voted twice at such election;
(d) the vote of any person, who, by reason of a conviction or report of a corrupt or illegal practice, was incapable of voting at the election;
(e) votes gives for a disqualified candidate by any person knowing that the candidate was disqualified or the facts causing the disqualification, or after sufficient public notice of the disqualification, or when the disqualification or the facts causing it were notorious.
(2) The vote of an elector shall not, except in the case specified in paragraph (d) of sub-section (1) of this section, be strucks off at a scrutiny by reason only of the elector not having been, or not being qualified to have his name entered on the Register of electors.