Deputy Speaker can vote: Supreme Court rejects review application
The Supreme Court has acquitted a review application against its decision that the deputy speaker who settles procedures in parliament can introduce a majority rule framework.
In a credit decision today, the court's nine-regional observation driving body held that the survey application had no validity because it had forgotten to meet the end for review.
The contestant, Justice Abdulai, contended that the Supreme Court's decision of March 9, 2022, contained "a blunder of rules, which depicted a gravely unnatural birth of enormous value on the Ghanaian people".
In her facilitation against the review application, Diana Asonaba Dapah, a Deputy Attorney-General (A-G), said that the blueprint failed to show any striking circumstances that depicted an unnatural birth following the court's guidelines, What still hangs there, Graphic Reports from Supreme Court Online's Emmanuel Abo Hawkson.
As shown by them there was no reality in the review and the abuse of the court facilitated due diligence.
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On March 9, 2022, in an expected decision, a seven-piece driving social program of the summit court held that the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, who arranges techniques in the House, has the option of choosing the issues for demand and calling it one piece. is seen as. A big chunk of the course.
From now on, the country's highest court has been governed by Parliament on November 30, 2021, as a basic section of the Monetary Blueprint for 2022, during which the First Vice President, Mr Joseph Osi-Owusu, who was putting together, himself Seen as a component of the large part that went with that decision.
Additionally, the Supreme Court struck down Order 109(3) of Parliament's Standing Orders, which barred a Deputy Speaker, who is arranging the methods, from choosing an issue for verification.