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    Full details : Supreme court verdict on 2020 Election petition

    ComfortBy ComfortMarch 5, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Supreme Court in a unanimous decision Thursday dismissed former President John Mahama’s petition over the 2020 polls.

     

    In reading the judgment on Thursday Chief Justice, Anim Yeboah stated that the petitioner failed to prove his case beyond a reasonable doubt. He added that the errors announced by the Electoral Commission Chairperson, Jean Mensa, which were subsequently corrected cannot be used to invalidate the election.

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    According to the Supreme Court, the errors announced by Jean Mensa did not adversely affect any of the candidates in the 2020 elections. The Supreme Court also held that the petitioner failed to adduce enough evidence to merit a re-run between himself and President Akufo-Addo.

    2020 ELECTION PETITION JUDGMENT (SCANNED)

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