10. When a petitioner claims the seat for an unsuccessful candidate, alleging that he had a majority of lawful votes, the party complaining of or defending the election or return shall, fourteen days before the day appointed for trial, deliver to the Chief Registrar, and also at the address, if any, given by the petitioner and respondent, as the case may be, a list of the votes intended to be objected to, and of the heads of objection to each such vote, and the Chief Registrar shall allow inspection and office copies of such list on payment of such fees as are provided by the Rules of Court relating to fees to all parties concerned; and no evidence shall be given against the validity of any vote, nor upon any head of objection not specified in the list, except by leave of the Court or Judge, upon such term as to amendment of the list, postponement of the inquiry, and payment of costs, as may be ordered.
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