With hearing on House dissolution over, the justices will now study legal briefs and discuss case before verdict Kathmandu Post
Kathmandu, Feb. 20 After nearly two months of hearing on the writ petitions against the December 20 dissolution of the House of Representatives, lawyers finished putting forth their views on Friday. The last of the five members of the amicus curiae, Gita Pathak Sangraula, rounded up the arguments.
With the conclusion of the hearing, Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana, who is heading the Constitutional Bench hearing the writs, asked the plaintiffs and lawyers representing them and the defendants lawyers to present their legal briefs to the court by Monday.
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Amici curiae continue presenting their views
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Amicus Curiae to present its opinion from today My Republica
KATHMANDU, Feb. 16 With the pleading by the plaintiffs and defendants on the writ petitions on the case related to the dissolution of the House of Representatives coming to an end on Monday, the Constitutional Bench at the Supreme Court is receiving arguments from the Amicus Curiae starting from Tuesday.
The Amicus Curiae comprising senior advocates Badri Bahadur Karki, Satish Krishna Kharel, Bijaya Kant Mainali, Purna Man Shakya and Geeta Pathak will present its arguments and opinions on the matter to help the Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JBR-led five-member Constitutional Bench pass verdict on the case involving the dissolution of the lower house of the federal parliament.