The Court of Appeal of the United Kingdom holds that the life support system for an incurably sick and dying child can be withdrawn for the best interests of the child.

The Court of Appeal of the United States holds that a patent applicant or owner can overcome anticipation by establishing that the relevant disclosure in the prior-art reference describes their own invention.

The Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa holds that where there is evidence of abuse of the trust by the trustee in a divorce case involving property distribution, the courts can look behind the trust form in order to prevent its abuse.

The Supreme Court of Canada holds that the scope of public interest standing and the circumstances in which organizations can pursue public interest litigation without an individual plaintiff is a matter of public interest that has a significant and widespread societal impact.

The Schedules deal with Forms and Fees, respectively. They also deal with the recount of votes or examination of tallying and scrutiny of votes. The Rules deal with the constitution of an election court presentation and commencement of petitions. These Rules shall apply to petitions in respect of the election of. The objective of these Rules is to facilitate the just, expeditious, proportionate and affordable resolution of elections petitions.

Download the Elections (Parliamentary and County Elections) Petitions Rules, 2017 (L.N. They also deal with the administration of the Court, duration for hearing and determination of election petition appeals.ģ. The Rules deal with the initiation, filing and service of appeals. These Rules apply to the conduct of appeals from decisions of the High Court in election petitions and matters relating thereto. The object of these Rules is to facilitate the just, expeditious and impartial determination of election petition appeals in exercise of the Court’s appellate jurisdiction under Article 164 (3) of the Constitution. Download the Court of Appeal (Election Petition) Rules, 2017 (L.N.

The Rules also revoke the Supreme Court (Presidential Election Petition) Rules, 2013.Ģ. The Schedules deal with provisions relating to Petitions and Affidavits Forms and Fees, respectively. The Rules provide for filing, grounds, and other matters up to the determination of such petition. These Rules apply to petitions in respect of presidential elections including petitions arising upon declaration by the Commission of the President-elect. The object of these Rules is to enable the Court to exercise its exclusive original jurisdiction under Article 163(3) (a) of the Constitution.

Download the Supreme Court (Presidential Election Petition) Rules, 2017 (L.N.

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