Maximum adjudication time for the full EDR process (days)

Name:Law on Election ofCouncillors and Representatives

Enactment: as of 2011

Quote:

Article 109

The competent electioncommission shall render a decision within the 24 (twenty four hours) of the hour of receipt of the complaint and shall deliver itto the submitter of the complaint. 2. If the competent election commissionfinds the complaint justified, it shall annul the decision or the act. 3. If the competent electioncommission fails to render a decision upon the complaint within the deadlinesset down by this Law, the complaint shall be deemed justified.

Article 110

 A complaint against the decisionof the competent election commission on rejecting or refusing the complaint maybe lodged to the REC. 2. An appeal against the decision of the REC on rejectingor refusing the complaint may be lodged to the Constitutional Court.

Link: http://legislationline.org/download/action/download/id/4191/file/Montenegro_Law_on_elections_of_councillors_and_representatives_1998_am2011_en.pdf

Name:Law on ConstittutionalCourt

Enactment: 27 October 2008

Quote:

Article 76

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The appeal from paragraph 1of this Article shall be submitted within the 24 hours from the hour ofdelivering of the decision.

Article 79

The Constitutional Courtshall decide upon the appeal from the Article 78 of this Law within thedeadline of 48 hours from the hour of receiptof the appeal day of delivering of the decision of the Constitutional Court tothe body in charge.

The last instance (Const. Court) delivers the decision within 2 days. However, it is not defined in the law how many days it takes for REC to make a decision.