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Global Jamaica: News

Prime Minister urges nation to accept court ruling

Published: Thursday November 22, 2012 | 4:21 pm Comments 0

DOMINICA

ROSEAU:
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit is urging nationals to accept the whatever ruling the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Appeal hands down in the petition filed by the defeated candidates of the main opposition United Workers Party (UWP) challenging the his nomination to contest the 2009 general election.


The Court, which heard the matter here earlier this week, has reserved its judgement in the matter that also involves Education Minister Petter Saint Jean.

“I am not going to burden myself with this, the matter is before the court of appeal judges, they will give their judgement and I am hoping all can respect it,” Prime Minister Skerrit said.



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