A seven-member panel of the Supreme Court presided over by Justice Jones Dotse has adjourned indefinitely, the petition challenging the National Democratic Congress’ celebration of the 31st December coup d’état.
One, Prof Stephen Kwaku Asare, filed the application last year claiming that as an institution with public character, the continuous celebration of the 31st December coup d’état by the NDC contravenes the letter and spirit of several Articles of the Constitution.
The 2nd Defendant represented by Chief State Attorney, Grace Ewoal moved an application for extension of time to file their statement of case.
The court in ruling on that application granted her ten days within which to file the Statement of case.
The court also adjourned indefinitely, a similar application for leave by the first respondent, the NDC.