Of course, but it's not the norm for the court to interfere. Why bother having a vote if it were a common occurrance for the court to intervene. It's merely a safe-guard. I was just pointing out that your statement was incorrect. (Unless the court overrides the vote) What makes you think the court will override the vote in this case?
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