104A. Finality of decisions and immunity from suit

Subject to the jurisdiction conferred on the

Supreme Court under paragraph (1) of Article 126, Article 104H and Article 130 and on the Court of Appeal by

Article 144 and the jurisdiction conferred on any court by any law to hear and determine election petitions or

Referendum petitions -

no court shall have the power or jurisdiction to entertain or hear or decide or call in question on any ground and in any manner whatsoever, any decision, direction or act of the Commission, made or done or purported to have been made or done under the Constitution or under any law relating to the holding of an election or the conduct of a Referendum as the case may be, which decisions, directions or acts shall be final and conclusive; and

no suit or prosecution or other proceeding shall lie against any member or officer of the Commission for any act or thing which in good faith is done or purported to be done by him in the performance of his duties or the discharge of his functions under the Constitution or under any law relating to the holding of an election or the conduct of a Referendum as the case may be.