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The court of justice holds that the request of the interveners cannot be accepted," Awa Daboya Nana, president of the ECOWAS court said.
Habre's victims can't be part of case against Senegal: court by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Previously, the school district had been required to keep large reserves after financial mismanagement caused the state to appoint a financial intervener in the school's affairs in 2002.
Nashoba gets OK to spend deficiency by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Sudershan Reddy admitted the petition after hearing arguments on behalf of Vijayan, the Kerala government and other interveners.
Vijayan plea in apex court by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
 
 
 
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