‘No provision for appeal’ on Election Court’s ruling


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 24 Oct 2004

PUTRAJAYA: There can be no appeal against an Election Court’s decision to throw out a petition without hearing its merits, because the Election Offences Act 1954 does not provide for it, the Federal Court ruled. 

On this ground, the Federal Court yesterday threw out the appeal of a Bukit Bintang parliamentary constituency voter against the Election Court’s ruling and allowing DAP’s Fong Kui Lun to keep his parliamentary seat. 

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