The Federal Court concludes the pleadings in Hadi Al-Amiri's case regarding the elections

[Wheelman]

Smoke Screen If I Ever Seen One!

[yota691]

Al-Adari: We Will Take All Constitutional And Legal Ways To File Appeals

Author: AhadNA4 On 12/26/2021 - 9:33 PM  97

A Member Of The Political Bureau Of The Islamic Resistance Movement, Asa'ib Ahl Al-Haq, Laith Al-Adari, Confirmed, On Sunday, That He Had Taken All Constitutional And Legal Methods In Submitting Appeals.

Al-Adhari Said In An Interview With The Capital's Time Program, "There Must Be Understandings To Resolve The Political Situation."

He Added That "The Federal Court Must Take Into Account The Climate Of The Political Situation In The Country."

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Al-Fateh’s lawyer: We are waiting for a final decision to cancel the election results tomorrow

 

 2021-12-26 04:56

 

Shafaq News/ The lawyer of the Al-Fateh Alliance stated, on Sunday, that the Federal Supreme Court will consider the lawsuit submitted by the coalition to annul the results of the last elections, tomorrow, Monday.

 

Muhammad Al-Saadi told Shafaq News Agency, "The Federal Supreme Court will hold its session at 10 am tomorrow, Monday, to consider the invitation submitted by the Al-Fateh Alliance, which includes canceling the results of the legislative elections."

 

Al-Saadi explained, "The C1000 system is one of the demands of the invitation presented, and it is considered the evidence of the invitation considering its use without a contract, and it is also not only presenting results, but it performs other tasks of data arrangement, encryption and decryption."

 

Al-Fath's lawyer added, "Tomorrow the court will issue its final decision, and that its decision is unknown. The court's decision may be to cancel the results or reject the submitted invitation."

 

The expert in Iraqi law, Tariq Harb, expects the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision dismissing the case to cancel the results of the early parliamentary elections, which was filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri.

 

The Federal Supreme Court of Iraq has set today, Sunday, January 26, as a date for issuing the decision, but the date was postponed to the next day due to the presence of an official holiday.

 

Al-Amiri gave his testimony in the Federal Court session held on Sunday morning, 22/12/2021, before the judges of the Federal Court, in which he reiterated his position against the election results.

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The coordinating framework expects the Federal Court to issue a decision to cancel stations and re-sort other

 

 2021-12-26 05:09

 

Shafaq News/ The coordination framework, which includes Shiite political forces with the exception of the Sadrist bloc, expects the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision to cancel electoral stations and other recounts, tomorrow, Monday, based on the lawsuit filed against the results of the early parliamentary elections, by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri .

The leader in the framework, Ahmed Abdel Hussein, told Shafaq News Agency, "The approval of the election results by the Federal Court will not take place without resolving the evidence presented by the Al-Fateh Alliance regarding the cancellation of the election results, and we are waiting for a decision to be issued tomorrow, Monday, especially since this decision It will be binding on everyone and is not subject to appeal.

And Abdul Hussein indicated that "the available data, according to the evidence and documents presented with the lawsuit, which confirm the conduct of an improper and unfair electoral process, so a directive will be issued by the Federal Court to recount and sort a number of suspicious stations, and it may also be a decision to cancel other stations."

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A legal presents a new opinion on the coordination framework lawsuit before the Federal

 

 2021-12-26 09:43

 

Shafaq News/ Legal expert Jamal Al-Asadi presented today, Sunday, a new opinion regarding the fate of the coordination framework lawsuit regarding the recent parliamentary elections before the Federal Court, referring to recommendations that the latter might issue.

 

Al-Asadi told Shafaq News Agency, "The case of the coordination framework regarding the elections before the Federal Court will logically be rejected, because the Federation does not have the authority to engage in technical matters related to the elections for which the Independent High Electoral Commission itself is responsible."

 

And he stated, "The Federal Court is constitutionally only obligated to ratify the election results, and when it checks these results, it has the right to refuse to certify some of the names for not fulfilling their conditions, so it sends them back to the commission for the purpose of completing them, as happened in the 2014 and 2018 elections."

 

And about canceling the results of some stations or recounting the others, Al-Asadi said, “It is not within the powers of the Federal Court to cancel the results of some stations or demand their recount, but it can ask or inquire from the Independent High Electoral Commission about some of the things that marred the electoral process.”

 

He continued, "If the federal government considers that there is a need for a recommendation, it directs the commission to review what it deems necessary to review and correct it before approving the election results."

 

And earlier today, Sunday, the Coordinating Framework's lawyer, Muhammad Al-Saadi, said that the Federal Supreme Court will consider the case submitted by the framework to annul the results of the last elections tomorrow, Monday.

 

Al-Saadi told Shafaq News Agency, "Tomorrow the court will issue its final decision, and that its decision is unknown, the court's decision may be to cancel the results or respond to the submitted invitation."

 

The expert in Iraqi law, Tariq Harb, expects the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision dismissing the case to cancel the results of the early parliamentary elections, which was filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri.

 

The Federal Supreme Court of Iraq set today, Sunday, January 26, as a date for issuing the decision, but the date was postponed to tomorrow, Monday, due to the presence of an official holiday.

 

It is expected that the Coordination Framework Forces will hold a meeting later on Sunday evening to discuss its options regarding the upcoming decision of the Federal Supreme Court regarding the lawsuit to cancel the results of the parliamentary elections that took place last October.

[horsesoldier]

“. . . Postponed to next day due to the presence of an official holiday “ - gotta love it, huh. 
 

It’s a wonder anything gets done what with a Third of the year taken up with religious, official or otherwise “ holidays “

[horsesoldier]

Drone swarm...not kidding & definitely not sorry 

 

 

 

[Hotcurl]

3 hours ago, Wheelman said:

Smoke Screen If I Ever Seen One!

Yep, I totally agree Wheelman,

 

These guys sell $6-$8 billion in oil every month and they can't even read the calendar to see that the 26th is a holiday in their country ?? ............

 

They are stalling ...............

 

There must have been an issue with the wire transfers into the Swiss numbered bank accounts ..........

 

Just guessin' and sayin' ..............................

 

Semper Fi 

 

RV there yet ? 

 

 

[Hotcurl]

19 hours ago, Hotcurl said:

Yep, I totally agree Wheelman,

 

These guys sell $6-$8 billion in oil every month and they can't even read the calendar to see that the 26th is a holiday in their country ?? ............

 

They are stalling ...............

 

There must have been an issue with the wire transfers into the Swiss numbered bank accounts ..........

 

Just guessin' and sayin' ..............................

 

Semper Fi 

 

RV there yet ? 

 

 

 

I stand corrected and admit that my skepticism was not justified in this case.

 

Semper Fi 

 

RV there yet ?