Fijileaks: It was perfectly acceptable for Khaiyum to undergo 'enema' at the Suva Private Hospital to relieve him from a week-long constipation but his courts must remain 'judicially constipated' until general election
These Sri Lankan and other judges should also be prevented from fleeing Fiji if their regime warlords in FijiFirst party lose September election
 Enema patient Khaiyum, his judge Kamal Kumar and decree victim Waqavonovono | High Court dismisses Waqavonovono's motion By SHALVEEN CHAND Friday, August 01, 2014 NATIONAL Federation Party hopeful Makereta Waqavonovono's motion seeking constitutional redress and clarification on the Electoral Decree was dismissed by the High Court in Suva today. Justice Kamal Kumar in his ruling said the court had no jurisdiction to hear the motion by Ms Waqavonovono and therefore her motion was dismissed. The court also ordered that Ms Waqavonovono pay $3000 as costs to the defendants Waqavonovono was represented by NFP president and lawyer Tupou Draunidalo. Draunidalo said her client was not challenging the Electoral Decree or the 2013 Constitution, but to gauge the court's interpretation of the phrase "ordinarily resident" as set out in the Section 23 of the Electoral Decree 2014. Waqavonovono believes she is eligible to stand as a candidate for NFP in the general election in September but may be disqualified under the particular section which states a person is eligible to be nominated as a candidate for election to parliament only if the person is ordinarily resident in Fiji for at least two years immediately before being nominated. The decree further stated that a person is deemed to be ordinarily resident in Fiji if that person has been out of Fiji for official Government business or duties or has been holding an official Government position. Waqavovono is believed to have been in Australia in 2013 doing her Masters in Law. |
HEARTLESS ELECTORAL DECREE is having impact on their healths. Bainimarama also has regular detox which includes enema at a breakaway SDA Three angels missionary center in Nanuku Ra run by former army doctor