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Selective Law Implementation Not Good For Judicial System - Agbaje Prt 4
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October 13, 2014
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October 13, 2014
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10:51Now PlayingA Nigerian Lawyer, Fred Agbaje, on Monday berated the Federal Government for the “selective implementation” of court judgments, noting that such a trend would impede the development of the judiciary and the rule of law.
Appearing as a guest on Sunrise Daily, Agbaje recalled a situation in June 2013, “when the same Federal High Court gave judgment in respect of Fresh Democratic Party" and nullified the de-registration of the Party.
"For one good year, INEC and Federal Government refused to obey that judgment," he said, disclosing that a Motion For Stay and Notice of Appeal were received about two months ago.
According to him, the party did not sue for contempt because it knew what it would meet. He said that the party had been denied access to contest in the Anambra, Ekiti and Osun governorship elections, despite the court ruling.
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