Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — Appellate Jurisdiction — Election Appeals — No Distinction Between Interlocutory and Final Decisions

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that Section 246(3) of the Constitution makes no distinction between interlocutory and final decisions in election petition appeals. The Court of Appeal is the final court for such appeals. The principle applies to election petitions for National Assembly, Governorship, and State Assembly…

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