Justice Francis Tuiyott, while delivering part of his decision on the BBI verdict, has said that he agrees with the High Court ruling that found that the elections body lacked quorum while verifying signatures.
He said that the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) needed to be in the right quorum. Lack of quorum, he noted, could lead to members of the public losing confidence in the ability and neutrality of the Commission.
He was speaking Friday morning as the seven-judge bench of the Court of Appeal delivers its decision on the constitutionality of BBI.
Justice Francis Tuiyott.
All seven judges have written their own judgements and shall read their respective decisions personally.
Today’s much-awaited session was opened at 9am by Justice Daniel Musinga, the president of the Appellate Court. BY DAILY NATION
