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High Court refers transgender case to Chief Justice to constitute three-judge be

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High Court refers transgender case to Chief Justice to constitute three-judge bench

http://www.nation.co.ke/news/Transgender-case-CJ/-/1056/2848444/-/7e853i/-/index.html

Daily Nation/By VINCENT AGOYA   08/27/2015

"A case in which transgender people are seeking inclusion in the implementation of the one-third gender rule in Parliament has been referred to Chief Justice Willie Mutunga.

The CJ is expected to constitute a three-judge bench to weigh the petition.

While referring the case to the CJ, High Court Judge George Odunga said the petition raises "weighty" issues of law and although it may be determined by a single judge, "it must be appreciated that a superior number of judges" was best placed to handle the matter."
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