Upsidedown9ja:
I just like pdp I don’t know why

enoks:
Yari is truely daft.
, u cannot put something on nothing and expect it to stand. The High court decision precipitated the contest by APC, once the decision is upturned, it simply means all actions that emanated from that decision has no legality in law.

freeze001:
Appeal court did not touch the primaries abi? He shouldn't go and appeal the decision first, he should wait till the time lapses then he'll know whether the Court of Appeal nullified the ruling of the lower court or not.



See reasoning na. Does he not understand the implication of the judgment of a lower court being set aside by a higher court? If a court does not properly evaluate and examine evidence before it will its judgment not automatically be faulty hence its being set aside upon appeal? He thinks it is a tribunal that will address a pre-election matter? Ok na...lol

senatordave1:

It didnt really nullify the primaries.it only criticized the manner in which the high court examined the evidences before it

The judges agreed that the judgment should serve as “bitter lesson” for political parties as they ought to follow legitimate guidelines and rules.

“Domestic affairs of political party activities must act within the confines of the law in dealing with party members and elections,” the judges agreed.

freeze001:


Do you know what it means when it is said that a higher court has set aside the judgment of a lower court? Is it possible that the process of evaluation/examination of evidence by a lower court will be criticised as flawed and wrong by a higher court and yet not nullify such judgment and all it produced?

Read this:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/322167-apc-suffers-major-loss-as-appeal-court-sacks-zamfara-governorship-parliamentary-candidates.html

senatordave1:

He's right.if you look at the full judgment,the appeal court condemn the manner in which the high court examined the proofs of evidence before it and didnt really make any order.secondly,the appeal was filed after one week

freeze001:
The statutory number of days within which to appeal is 14 days. Provided it wasn't appealed after 2 weeks, the time of appeal is in order.

senatordave1:

He's right.if you look at the full judgment,the appeal court condemn the manner in which the high court examined the proofs of evidence before it and didnt really make any order.secondly,the appeal was filed after one week

Olatunji1929:
you shouldn't have replied that daft senatordave he is the new zombie on the forum his brain is fool of pool

ojikeebere12:
I think he has a point

ojikeebere12:
I think he has a point

yemmight:
This Marafa self na evil.

tesppidd:
How many compass points does your brain have?

Why are you reasoning from all of them at the same time?

You claim that there were no primaties in Zamfara that was why the courts sacked the candidates.
Now you are saying again that the Juduciary is dealing with Buhari because Buhari messed with the judiciary?

Did you smoke early this morning?


The ever holier than thou Judiciary!

The Judiciary has always been like a cult. 80 percent of them have taken bribes all through their careers.


Yes it is high time someone "messed" with them.

freeze001:
The statutory number of days within which to appeal is 14 days. Provided it wasn't appealed after 2 weeks, the time of appeal is in order.



Why would the judgment of the Court of Appeal serve as a bitter lesson if it did not strip them of what they considered the gains of the judgment of the State High Court which it set aside?

walex25:


I can see that you have a keen interest in this Zamfara state polity conundrum.

The Appeal court though have served its judgment, however, there is every chance that the Supreme court could likely upturn the judgment. Let us all watch and see how the whole saga span out!

OGHENAOGIE:
senator Dave when is court stopping pdp from taking over bauchi...sometimes I wonder hw ina de reason sha...

walex25:


I can see that you have a keen interest in this Zamfara state polity conundrum.

The Appeal court though have served its judgment, however, there is every chance that the Supreme court could likely upturn the judgment. Let us all watch and see how the whole saga span out!

cyberguy72:
what point? Its a very clear matter,in the eyes of the law APC did not conduct any Primaries simple!

freeze001:
The statutory number of days within which to appeal is 14 days. Provided it wasn't appealed after 2 weeks, the time of appeal is in order.



Why would the judgment of the Court of Appeal serve as a bitter lesson if it did not strip them of what they considered the gains of the judgment of the State High Court which it set aside?

freeze001:


Do you know what it means when it is said that a higher court has set aside the judgment of a lower court? Is it possible that the process of evaluation/examination of evidence by a lower court will be criticised as flawed and wrong by a higher court and yet not nullify such judgment and all it produced?

Read this:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/322167-apc-suffers-major-loss-as-appeal-court-sacks-zamfara-governorship-parliamentary-candidates.html

senatordave1:

My brother,i thought you are objective.try an understand me.i said the governor can go to the tribunal and get an exparte order to stop inec from issuing the governor certificate of return reason being that inec reversed the decision of a returning officer contrary to the electoral act.
You see inec are also politically smart,they preempted the governor yesterday.immediately the court vacated the ruling,they rushed to resume collation inorder not to give the governor time to go to appeal court.while the governor is incompetent,he is also dull and politically dumb compared to lalong and elrufai...

senatordave1:

You are intelligent but unfortunately canvassing the wrong camp

senatordave1:

I think its 7 days but am not sure.the governor said they deadline passed so i believe he's sure

The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to hear about 14 pre-election appeals on the grounds that they were caught by the amendment to Section 285 of the constitution, which took effect from June 7 last year.

The amendment to Section 285 of the constitution requires the trial court to determine pre-election cases within 180 days and gives the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court 60 days each to determine such cases.

The section of the constitution also provides that such appeals are filed within 14 days of the delivery of the judgment to be appealed.

senatordave1:

She's a pdp fellow praying for the fall of apc.

senatordave1:

Where you there

cyberguy72:
Yea thats why the Judiciary is taking its Pound of flesh.

tesppidd:
Delusions of grandeur!

APC messed up themselves in zamfara and rivers especially.


The Presidency and the APC have won numerous court cases since 2015.

Ekiti and Edo are examples.

Keep making yourself happy.

quickberry:


This one is still in "sifia" pains