The Supreme Court will examine the validity of the name and nickname of the New Party
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- The Supreme Court will discuss the request to declare the party name and nickname invalid and remove it from the registry on the grounds that the name and nickname of the New Party are contrary to the Political Parties Law.
- New Party officials argue that there is no similarity in name, but alternative names such as 'People's New Party' and 'Change Party' are being brought to the agenda behind the scenes.
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Why It Matters
The Supreme Court will discuss the request to declare the party name and nickname invalid and remove it from the registry on the grounds that the name and nickname of the New Party are contrary to the Political Parties Law.
Anadolu Agency
Officials from the New Party claim that there is no similarity in names, but just in case, two new party names are kept among the options.
THE NEW PARTY NAME IS REQUESTED TO BE CONSIDERED INVALID
The Supreme Court will discuss the request for the name and nickname of the New Party to be declared invalid and removed from the registry of political parties on the grounds that they are contrary to the Political Parties Law.
New Party officials stated that there was no similarity in names and said, "Despite this, if a decision to the contrary is made, we will continue with a small change." He gave his message.
"People's New Party" and "Change Party" are among the options raised behind the scenes.
Open Questions
- When will the court's decision on whether the name and nickname of the New Party comply with the Political Parties Law be finalized?
- If the court accepts the party name and nickname as invalid, which name will the New Party take?
- Whether the names 'People's New Party' and 'Change Party', which were on the agenda behind the scenes, were officially evaluated by the party.







