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After a ten day break, hearing of the Presidential Election Petition challenging the results of the 2012 elections resumes at the Supreme Court this morning.
It will be day 34, a day in which the court will attempt to put to rest the controversy on the total number of pink sheet exhibits submitted by Petitioners.
Referee and international audit firm, KPMG is ready with its final report on the audited pink sheet exhibits and will make its findings known to the panel.
Watch live video of the proceedings right here.
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