Section 32 Appeal against undue insertion of names.

The registration book and also the registrar, authenticated as aforesaid, shall at all reasonable times be open to inspection, in the office of the registrar, by any person applying for inspection of the same; and copies thereof may be made on payment of a fee of F15p for every one hundred names, or fractional part thereof, copied; and if any member of the General Council shall consider himself aggrieved by the insertion in the said register of the name of any person whom he considers not duly qualified, it shall be competent to him, within ten days after the day on or before which the register is hereby required to be authenticated, to appeal and apply to the University Court to expunge the name complained of; and notice of such appeal shall immediately be given by the secretary of the court to the person against the insertion of whose name the appeal is taken, with an intimation of the day on which the appeal will be heard, and which shall be not sooner than twenty nor later than thirty days after the last day allowed for the authentication of the register; and it shall be in the power of such person to appear for his interest, either personally or by substitute; and whether he appear or not, it shall be the duty of the registrar to attend and explain the reasons for the insertion of the name complained of; and the judgment of the court sustaining or dismissing the appeal shall be final, and not subject to any process of review; and the register shall, if necessary, be altered by or at the sight of the president of the said court in conformity with such judgment.