This is what happens when a economically inactive woman with nothing better to do with her life hires a mentally unsound lawyer who has yet to be struck off the roll. All around, online anti-PAP voices with throw their support for the duo - Singapore is awash with morons and sheep.
Published on Sep 03, 2012
Appeal filed against Hougang by-election case decision
By Robin Chan
The High Court's decision that it is for the Prime Minister to decide whether or not to call an election to fill a seat vacated by an elected Member of Parliament is being appealed.
The appeal was filed by lawyer M Ravi on August 16, on behalf of Hougang resident Madam Vellama Marie Muthu, according to a copy of the notice of appeal that was sent out on Monday.
Madam Vellama had initiated the case in March this year, after former Hougang Member of Parliament Yaw Shin Leong vacated his post.
High Court Judge Philip Pillai had on Aug 1 dismissed her bid to get the courts to declare that the Prime Minister does not have "unfettered discretion" in deciding whether and when to call a by-election.
