Principle

ELECTION PETITION LAW — Interlocutory Appeals — Effect of Lapse of Time on Pending Substantive Petition

Area of law
ELECTION LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that allowing an interlocutory appeal to abide the final decision would not prejudice the appellants and would accord with the intention of the law makers. The principle applies in election petitions. It ensures that interlocutory appeals do not defeat the substantive petition.…

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