127 ◼ That the FRR be made available in published hard-copies to all Election Magistrates and polling places across the country in accordance with law prior to any run-off election being held. ◼ That given the fact that the FRR is the only electoral document that speaks to the eligibility of voters, the NEC is hereby prohibited from permitting anyone whose name is not found on the FRR to vote; ◼ That any addendum to the FRR be limited to only those listed in the NEC’s polling and counting manual ◼ That poll watchers who are not registered at their places of assignment and whose names are not on the FRR should not be allowed to vote; ◼ That the Chairman and Members of the Board of Commissioners of the NEC and any staff thereof are hereby prohibited from any public or other pronouncement s and utterances relating to any matters which may grow out of the run-off elections or any statements in regard to any complaint filed with the NEC or proceedings being investigated by the NEC, as would create any semblance of bias, prejudice or view of the case. ◼ That the stay order ordered issued on November 6, 2017, growing out of the writ of prohibition filed by the first appellant LP against the NEC is hereby lifted. The Clerk of this Court is ordered to inform the parties of the decision of this Court. AND IT IS HEREBY SO ORDERED. Counsellors Charles Walker Brumskine, James G. Innis, Jr., Powo C. Hilton, Kuku Y. Dorbor and N. Oswald Tweh appeared for the 1st respondents/appellants; Counsellors Benedict F. Sannoh, Snonsio E. Nigba and Laveli Supuwood appeared for the 2dn appellants. Counsellors Joseph N. Blidi, Frank Musah Dean, Jr. and C. Alexander Zoe appeared for movant/appellee.