Tunisia's administrative court on Monday rejected all appeals against the results of the first round of the presidential elections.
With this decision, the presidential run-off between Qais Sa'eed and Nabil Karoui will be held on October 13 as the deadline according to constitutional deadlines.
In a statement to the Anatolia news agency, the spokesperson of the Administrative Court of Tunisia, Imad Ghabri, said that the court rejected all appeals filed in the results of the first countries for the early presidential elections.
Al-Ghabri added that the judicial plenary session of the court issued its rulings in appeals against the results of the early presidential elections.
Last Thursday, the administrative court received five appeal files against the results of the first round of the presidencies, after the court rejected last Monday the appeals made by six losing candidates.
On Saturday, Farouk Bouaskar, a member of the Independent High Electoral Commission of Tunisia, said the second round of early presidential elections would be held on October 13, warning of problems due to the continued arrest of candidate Nabil Karoui.
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Resentment and invitation
For his part, the candidate Qais Said dissatisfied with the survival of his rival Nabil Karawi in prison, saying that he - Said - the biggest losers of this strange situation, as he described.
Said said in a statement singled out correspondent Al Jazeera Net Asma Bakouche that he met today with the President of the Independent High Electoral Commission Nabil Bfon, and expressed to him his moral commitment before the legal.
He called on Sa'eed to stop accusing him in the media of not taking into account the principle of equal opportunities, pointing out that he is not responsible for this, and that the issue must be considered from an objective point of view.
The presidential candidate showed that he pays the price of unequal opportunities.
In a question to Al Jazeera Net on the possibility of stabbing villager if he remains imprisoned in the results of the presidential elections, between Said that these issues can be addressed only within the framework of the law, and stressed that Tunisia is living a course can not be beaten.
It is noteworthy that the first round of the presidencies took place on September 15, and saw the passage of each of the candidates Kais Said (independent) with 18.4% of the vote and Nabil Karoui of the Heart of Tunisia party by 15.5% to the second round.
On 23 August, the villager was arrested on the basis of a complaint filed against him by the local independent organization I Wakez, accusing him of corruption, which his lawyer denies.