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The Federal Court overturned today a High Court decision to throw out PKR's petition disputing the May 5 election result for Bagon Datoh, which was won by Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, now the home minister.
The five-member panel led by Court of Appeal president Justice Md Raus Sharif ruled that anybody can file an election petition.
The five-member panel led by Court of Appeal president Justice Md Raus Sharif ruled that anybody can file an election petition.
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