PHILIP ADDISON SAYS THE LIST DOES NOT CONTAIN THE INFORMATION THEY ARE SEEKING ON THE 905 POLLING STATIONS. ONE OF THE JUDGES ASKS IF THE PETITIONERS WANT TO TENDER THE DOCUMENT. HE SAYS THE COURT CANNOT WAIT FOR THEM TO LOOK THROUGH A LIST OF 905 POLLING STATIONS. HE SAYS IF IT IS THE CASE THAT THE PETITIONERS HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE LIST SUBMITTED BY THE EC, THEY CAN TENDER IT AND UPON TENDERING RAISE THEIR CONCERNS. BUT THEY CANNOT KEEP THE COURT WAITING. QUARSHIE IDUN EXPLAINS THAT THE LIST CONTAIN 905 POLLING STATIONS. AFARI GYAN ALSO CONCURS BUT ADDISON IS STILL WORRIED. HIS WORRY IS THAT THE EC DID NOT MAKE A CLEARLY DEFINED LIST OF 905 POLLING STATIONS. WHAT THEY HAVE DONE IS TO INCLUDE SOME INFORMATION THEY CLAIM ARE NOT IMPORTANT. THE PETITIONERS RELUCTANTLY TENDER THE DOCUMENT. NO OBJECTIONS RAISED BY THE RESPONDENTS. THE COURT GOES ON RECESS NOW.
Posted on: Mon, 08 Jul 2013 12:18:37 +0000
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