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Any idea about a time frame?

@Former Member posted:

Any idea about a time frame?

According to the Constitution of Guyana, Cap 1:04 Section 13(2) provides that the trial of the petition shall be continued from day to day until conclusion.

Well, Forde doesn't plan to provide any evidences and Robertson wasn't doesn't have his list of witnesses ready even though he should be presenting them today. Looks like the Coalition isn't ready to defend their petition. The CJ isn't happy with Robertson.

@Former Member posted:

Well, Forde doesn't plan to provide any evidences and Robertson wasn't doesn't have his list of witnesses ready even though he should be presenting them today. Looks like the Coalition isn't ready to defend their petition. The CJ isn't happy with Robertson.

You know tu much. The Coalition brought the petition, it is not defending it.

Since when are respond and defend one and the same?

Interesting discussions by all parties at the Case Management Conference - 88/20-P & 99/20-P - Election Petitions.

Chief Justice believes that the petitions can be held simultaneously.

@Former Member posted:

Since when are respond and defend one and the same?

Irrelevant.  The Coalition brought the petitions.  This is elementary stuff.

@Former Member posted:

Interesting discussions by all parties at the Case Management Conference - 88/20-P & 99/20-P - Election Petitions.

Chief Justice believes that the petitions can be held simultaneously.

Interesting indeed ,but there will be no confusion between the two petitions.

The Live Video stream can be viewed again. It's archived at Youtube.

It's a waste of time.