Certificate Controversy: Supreme Court Rarely Admits Fresh Evidence – Ubani

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The senior lawyer added that the court may be left to use its discretionary power to decide whether or not to admit fresh evidence in the case.

A former Chairman, Section of Public Interest and Development Law , Nigerian Bar Association, Monday Ubani, says it will be difficult for the Supreme Court to admit fresh evidence in the appeal of the judgment of the presidential election petition tribunal.

“The Supreme Court will never, even the Court of Appeal will not admit fresh evidence because their job is to review the decision of the court below and not to now evaluate any evidence.

The senior lawyer noted that Atiku’s legal team will be challenged by Tinubu’s team on the issue of admissibility of fresh evidence; adding that the court may be left to use its discretionary power to decide whether or not to admit fresh evidence in the case.

 

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