Paul Buchanan contested the West Central St. Andrew constituency on the PNP's ticket.
The Supreme Court is expected to rule next month in the case filed by Paul Buchanan against the Constituted Authority, which rejected his bid to have the general election results for St. Andrew West Central declared void.
Justice Sonya Wint-Blair is set to deliver her judgment on December 8 following Tuesday's judicial review of the Authority's decision.
Mr. Buchanan, the People's National Party candidate in the September 3 general election, is seeking several orders through his attorney Hugh Wildman.
These include declarations that the Authority's refusal to act on his complaints was unlawful, irrational and void, an order
to overturn the ruling, and an order to direct the Authority to refer the matter to the election court.
Mr. Buchanan claims the election won by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness of the Jamaica Labour Party was tainted by irregularities such as double voting, voter intimidation and ballot box tampering.
He argues that these allegations are supported by sworn affidavits, submitted to the Constituted Authority.
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