THE National Judicial Council (NJC) has introduced new measures intended to curb the incidence of conflicting judgments by courts in relation to political cases.
The NJC, at its 98th meeting yesterday issued what it described as “policy directions of political and election related cases to head of courts nationwide, which it said was intended to curb incidence of conflicting judgment and streamline the filing of such cases.
According to NJC’s spokesman, Soji Oye, the policy directions take effect from May 11.
Part of the guidelines read: “Without prejudice to the powers of Election Petitions Tribunals constituted pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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