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May 21, 2008 News
The Appeal Court has postponed a ruling on whether the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) should proportionately allocate monies to the Parliamentary opposition parties to offset expenses in the house-to-house registration process.
The matter was expected to be decided on yesterday by Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary Carl Singh, Justices of Appeal B.S. Roy and Yonette Cummings-Edwards.
However, the Judges have postponed the ruling to May 27.
GECOM had appealed a ruling made by Justice Jainarayan Singh that the funds should be allocated equally to the combined opposition parties.
Members of Parliament (MP) David Patterson of the Alliance For Change (AFC) and Everall Franklin of Rise, Organise And Rebuild (ROAR), through attorney-at-law Khemraj Ramjattan, had filed a motion contesting the non-allocation of funds.
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