The Chief Justice, Justice Anin Yeboah, has cautioned former Deputy Minister for Justice and Attorney General, Dominic Ayine over his conduct in court.

Mr Ayine who is also the NDC MP for Bolgatanga East and a member of the legal team of former President John Mahama in the election petition was called out by the Chief Justice and cautioned for continuously raising objections during proceedings in court.

The CJ admonished him to be mindful of his behaviour going forward or will be forced to punish him.

Mr Ayine, however, apologised for his behaviour as the case was adjourned to Tuesday January 26.

Meanwhile, prior to Wednesday’s hearing, Lawyers for former President Dramani Mahama filed a review application at the Supreme Court asking the apex court to review its ruling regarding the refusal of their 12 interrogatories on Tuesday.

Source: StarrFmOnline

Counsel for the petitioner in the ongoing 2020 Presidential Election Petition, Tsatsu Tsikata, has told the Supreme Court that much as the court may want to stick to the timelines specified in C.I 99 for the adjudication of election petitions, it should not be done in disregard of justice.

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Source: 3News

Counsel for the Petitioner in the 2020 election Petition, Tsatsu Tsikata has filed a review at the registry of the Supreme Court seeking a review of the Court’s decision to dismiss a motion for interrogatories yesterday.

Mr Tsikata was yesterday unsuccessful in his attempt to get the Supreme Court to allow him put certain specific questions to the EC Chair, Madam Jean Mensah.

The Court which was in session a while ago, has gone on a brief recess to enable them apprise themselves of Tsikata’s new request.

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Source: GhanaFeed.Com