Judgment reserved on Tan Cheng Bock's election appeal
No date set for judgment to be delivered; CJ Menon says panel will get back to the court 'as soon as possible'
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SINGAPORE'S highest court has reserved judgment on the appeal by former presidential candidate Tan Cheng Bock against the basis and timing of the upcoming reserved presidential election.
This after a five-member panel from the Court of Appeal, led by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon, heard the case before a packed courtroom.
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