Mogalakwe suffers another defeat
Tuesday, September 08, 2020
Mogalakwe, who was representing Alliance for Progressives, had applied to be given time to call two witnesses in his election petition case, which he said the intention was to close loopholes in his petitioner’s evidence. However, CoA Judge Singh Walia said the decision by the lower court to dismiss the petition was based on findings of fact and credibility.
"In the end result, the applicant has failed, in my view, to provide any exceptional circumstances accounting for the delay nor very strong prospects of success. On what is before me, he does not even meet lower threshold of Rule 19 (4). The application is dismissed with costs, including costs of counsel," Walia ruled.
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