Flaw in court’s decision doesn’t mean it should be disobeyed – Senyo Hosi tells Speaker

Although the speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin is entitled to disagree with rulings and judgments of the Supreme Court, he is bound to obey the rulings, Businessman and political analyst, Senyo Hosi has said.Senyo Hosi argues that the mere existence of a flaw in the court's decision does not necessarily mean it should be disobeyed, any more than the mere existence of a bad character trait in a child means he should be abandoned.He has therefore told the Speaker of Parliament to respect the Supreme Court ruling that dismissed his application to set aside an earlier order by the apex court that stayed the speaker's ruling in declaring four seats vacant.The Supreme Court refused the application of the Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin to set aside the earlier ruling of the apex court staying the execution of the orders of the speaker to declare four seats vacant.During court proceedings on Wednesday, October 30, the court said the speaker's application had no merit."We have considered the application, and we have come to the conclusion that the grounds supporting the application have no merit," the Chief Justice stated."As the court pleases," Bagbin's lawyer, Thadeus Sory reacted.Senyo Hosi in an open letter to the speaker said "Mr.

Speaker, following the dismissal of your motion to have the Supreme Court vacate its orders in the Afenyo Markin vs.

The Speaker case, there are many expecting that you will ignore the apex court and proceed in an assertive fashion.

Well, you may do that, perhaps with limited consequences for your person as the rest of us would have faced if we disobeyed the Supreme Court."But that may be High Crime.