Lawyers Nani Mungai (left) for IEBC and Jotham Arwa (right) for Cord
during Court proceedings at Milimani Law Courts March 13, 2013. Mr Arwa
said Cord was still in discussion with the electoral commission over
information that the agency is yet to provide march 15, 2013. BILLY
MUTAI
By PAUL JUMA
Posted Friday, March 15 2013 at 09:57
Posted Friday, March 15 2013 at 09:57
The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) is still in discussion with the electoral commission over information that the agency is yet to provide.
However, lawyers for both teams
have told the High Court progress has been made in supplying the
documents that Cord requires for a presidential petition that it is
filing at the Supreme Court.
"We are in discussion to resolve
issues including information electronically displayed at Bomas,
information relating to log files, contracts between Safaricom and other
software providers and serial numbers and SIM card numbers of the
phones," said Jotham Arwa, Cord's lawyer.
IEBC lawyer Nani Mungai told the court that the commission had uploaded Forms 34 on its website and anyone can access them.
He said the commission is committed to providing the information required.
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