Even Gracia praised Iraizoz and questioned the referee's decision to annul the keeper's goal.
It can certainly order recounts, or even annul the vote, of specific polling stations, though it is not clear whether it could order a total recount or annul the election entirely.
The Council of Ministers can only modify or annul this by a qualified majority a negative power.The most sweeping of the Commission's specific executive powers, however, concern national finances.
Under a guillotine clause, such a breach would annul six other economic agreements struck at the time.
An 18th-century British law proposing to allow husbands to annul marriages to wives who had trapped them with "scents, paints, artificial teeth, false hair and iron stays", had no effect on women, who continued to clamour for the latest French skin creams.
The courts later found grounds to annul the results, after the king urged them to sort out the "mess".
Two of their replacements are senators who defended the law.The court may also annul what Mr Corral argues was a giveaway of radio spectrum and a provision that allows broadcasting licenses to be renewed more or less automatically.
Mr Vargas recently declined to annul an election for governor of Michoacán, which Mr Calderón's sister had narrowly lost to the PRI.
ON DECEMBER 3rd 2004 jubilant crowds flowed into a snowbound Kiev's Independence Square, waving their orange flags, to celebrate a court decision to annul Ukraine's rigged presidential election two weeks earlier.
If the assembly declared independence without a new UN resolution, the UN representative in Kosovo would be legally bound to annul the decision, making recognition by any other country tricky.
A French law court has allowed a Muslim man to annul his marriage on the ground that his wife was not a virgin on their wedding night.
