PMP LAWYER DEFENDS MOVE TO VOID NDC REGISTRATION JUDGMENT

A lawyer representing the Progressive Movement Party (PMP) has defended the party’s move seeking to void a court judgment related to the registration of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), insisting that the legal challenge is based on constitutional and procedural grounds.

The lawyer argued that the judgment in question contains irregularities that warrant judicial review, adding that the matter raises important questions about compliance with electoral and party registration laws.

According to him, the application is not intended to undermine judicial authority but to ensure that due process is properly followed in matters affecting political party recognition and democratic participation.

He maintained that political party registration remains a sensitive constitutional issue that must strictly adhere to established legal provisions to maintain credibility in the democratic system.

The development has sparked legal debate, with analysts noting that disputes involving party registration often test the interpretation of electoral laws and the powers of regulatory institutions.

Observers say such cases typically move through multiple layers of the judiciary, especially when questions arise over procedural fairness and compliance with statutory requirements.

The PMP legal team urged the court to carefully consider the application, stressing that the integrity of the electoral process depends on strict adherence to legal standards.

The matter is expected to continue as parties await further judicial direction on the validity of the original judgment.