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***Kris Kringle*** · 01-11-2018, 02:01 PM

HIGH COURT OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC

DETERMINATION OF JUSTICIABILITY

Whereas Malayan Singapura has appealed the ban imposed on them by SJS Republic on 17 September 2017 through the following request:

I hereby file an appeal to the Supreme Court of The South Pacific to contest the banjection carried out on my nation during the 29th of September 2017.

Whereas this Court is empowered by Article III, Section 6 of the Charter to review the legality of actions by other government institutions and overturn those actions found in contravention of the freedoms guaranteed by the Charter.

It is resolved with respect to this Review Request as follows:

It is deemed justiciable.
It shall be assigned the case number HCRR1801 and be referred to in full as Review of the Ban on Malayan Singapura.
The Court requests that former Local Councillors Pencil Sharpeners 2, Mostly Benevolent Tyranny and Ebonhand, and Security Councillor SJS Republic, provide testimony to account for their actions on 17 September 2017, no later than 18 January 2018.
The Court reserves the right to consult with, and request private testimonies from, other government institutions and individuals, for the purposes of research and clarification of context.
Rikutso is appointed as Law Clerk for this case, and will provide limited assistance to the Court with the research and consideration of the present Review Request.
The Court will consider this review request as a legal question for the purposes of the Charter and the Court Procedures Act, and retains the sole right to issue an opinion on the same.

It is so ordered.

Kris Kringle
Permanent Justice

Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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(This post was last modified: 01-12-2018, 01:08 AM by Kris Kringle.)