“New Mandatory Duration For Judgements On All Appeals On Pre-Election Cases In Nigeria”

DAILY LAW TIPS by Onyekachi Umah,Esq. (Tip 234)
“NEW MANDATORY DURATION FOR JUDGEMENTS ON ALL APPEALS ON
PRE-ELECTION CASES IN NIGERIA”

After the Judgement of election tribunals on a pre-election
issue, parties can appeal against such decisions of courts at the
Court of Appeal.

The learned justices of Court of Appeal are to deliver judgement
on a pre-election matter within 60 days from the day such appeal
was filed.

This new provision is to ensure that pre-election cases are not
made useless by general elections.

My authorities are section 285 of the Constitution of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 and also Constitution of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 Alteration (No 21) Act 2017.

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