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CHP spokesperson Sarı: No legal obstacle remains before the congress
CHP spokesperson Müslim Sarı said the appeal filed with the Court of Cassation (Yargıtay) in the absolute nullity case had been withdrawn, and that other plaintiffs had also dropped their cases, meaning no legal obstacle remained before the congress. The ruling is expected to become final within 1 to 1.5 months.
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A Haber · 2 articles · 1st to publish22 citations today
Sabah: Yenilik Partisi Başkanı Öztürk Yılmaz isim kriziyle ilgili konuştu: Anayasa Mahkemesi kararını beklemek eski CHP alışkanlığı2nd to publish25 citations today
Hürriyet: CHP Sözcüsü Sarı: CHP'nin kongreleri ve kurultayının önünde engel kalmamıştır4th to publish45 citations today
Diken: CHP kurultayının önünde engel kalmamış7th to publish22 citations today
Ekonomim: CHP Sözcüsü Sarı: Kurultayın önünde hukuki engel kalmadı5th to publish30 citations today
BirGün: Mutlak butlan yönetiminin sözcüsü duyurdu: "CHP'nin kongreleri ve kurultayının önünde hiçbir hukuki engel kalmadı"6th to publish39 citations today
Artı Gerçek: CHP: Kurultay ve kongrelerin önünde hiçbir engel kalmadı8th to publish12 citations today
Independent Türkçe: Müslim Sarı: CHP'nin kurultayının önünde hiçbir hukuki engel bu aşamadan sonra kalmamıştır3rd to publish5 citations today
Where reports differ
Opposition-leaning press BirGün described the management making the announcement as the "absolute nullity management" and "an MYK made up of unelected members," and reminded readers that police had intervened at the party headquarters after the ruling.
Pro-government press A Haber reported on the agenda through the postponement to October 21 of the criminal case related to CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress and the delegate allegations in the indictment; it also gave space to criticism from Yenilik Partisi Chairman Öztürk Yılmaz regarding the name-similarity dispute.