Court to rule on Paul Afoko's case today
Mr Afoko earlier prayed the court to invoke the interpretation of the party’s constitution in bringing an objective conclusion to the matter.
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The presiding judge, Justice Anthony Yeboah adjourned the case following the submission of written addresses by lawyers of Paul Afoko and the NPP.
Mr Afoko sued the NPP after he described his suspension from the largest opposition party last year as unlawful.
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He is, therefore, asking the court to quash the suspension.
He is challenging the legitimacy of two members of the disciplinary committee, Madam Gifty Kusi and Alhaji Short, who voted to suspend him on the grounds that his actions and inactions were inimical to the political fortunes of the NPP.
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