The Supreme Gives 48 Hours for the Allegations Before Deciding on the Grandchild Law
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Dispute Chamber will jointly resolve all issues raised next week
The Dispute Chamber gives the parties 48 hours to make submissions.
The Central Electoral Board, the Attorney General's Office and the people who took advantage of the rule to obtain nationality must pronounce before this Thursday Read
The judges indicate that they give this deadline before deciding on the appeal filed by the State Attorney's Office on behalf of the Government against the ...
The court asks the Attorney General's Office, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Electoral Board whether they should place those nationalized by the Democratic Memory Act to be identified as affected
The Supreme Court has granted a 48-hour time limit for the parties to make submissions...
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