The annual vacation for Judges of the Federal High Court from 25th July 2022 to 19th September 2022 will not stop it from hearing 2023 pre-election cases during vacation.
The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho says the New Practice Directions is to provide for a fair, impartial, and expeditious determination of pre-election cases.
In a statement issued by the Assistant Director of Information, Federal High Court Dr. Catherine Christopher noted that the Practice Direction is to minimize undue adjournments and delays in the conduct of matters.
The Chief Judge explained that the Practice Directions will apply to every pre-election matter brought pursuant to the provisions of the 1999 Constitution, as amended and the Electoral Act, 2022, as amended.
The statement added that the Practice Directions provide rules bordering on the filing of processes, service of processes, as well as on interlocutory applications.
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