The stay of execution application filed by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to suspend a High Court order directing the Electoral Commission (EC) to finalize the collation of results in Tema Central, Okaikoi Central, Ablekuma North, and Techiman South has been adjourned indefinitely.

The NDC filed the application after appealing the court’s decision, which ordered the EC to complete the collation process in these constituencies.

However, the application has yet to be heard because the NDC has been unable to serve the New Patriotic Party (NPP) candidates involved in the case.

When the case was called on Monday, it became clear that the issue of non-service persisted. As a result, the judge decided to adjourn the matter sine die (indefinitely).

The delay in serving the NPP candidates is a significant procedural issue preventing the court from moving forward with the application.

The situation pertains to the unresolved electoral results in these constituencies, with both parties engaged in ongoing legal battles over the legitimacy of the counts and the final declarations of the EC.