Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW β€” Court of Appeal β€” Finality of Decisions in Governorship Election Petitions β€” Original 1999 Constitution

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that under the original 1999 Constitution, the Court of Appeal is the final appellate court on governorship election petitions, with no right of appeal to the Supreme Court. The principle applies in election petitions. It ensures that such appeals end at the…

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