Assin North MP, James Gyakye Quayson
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The lawyers for embattled former Assin North MP, Joe Gyakye Quayson have filed a Notice of Appeal in Cape Coast, following the annulment of the 2020 Parliamentary election.
According to the lawyers, the decision of the Cape Coast High Court was not based on settled laws and was in clear violation of the 1992 constitution.
They want the appeals court to overturn the decision of the High Court.
The NDC has also petitioned the Judicial Service to punish the Registrar of the Cape Coast High Court and others, who they say frustrated them when they wanted to file processes at the court on Tuesday.
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