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High Court judge, Diane Insanally, on Thursday ruled against outspoken activist, Jinnah Rahman,Jim Rice Red Sox Jersey, and rice miller, Turhane Doerga, discharging a number of orders which were obtained against the Guyana Rice Producers Association (RPA).In April last year, the applicants, Rahman and Doerga, through their Attorney-at-Law, Saphier Hussain, filed a Notice of Motion in the High Court seeking a number of court orders to challenge the elections of office bearers of the RPA, a statutory body corporate. These elections were scheduled to take place on May 22, 2009.The applicants, in their affidavit, alleged that they were empowered by “thousands of rice farmers to represent their interest” and that the elections and the list of candidates were in breach of the Guyana Rice Producers Association Act and Regulation, unlawful and undemocratic.Anil Nandlall and Manoj Narayan, appeared for the RPA.According to court documents, Nandlall argued that the applicants were not authorised under the provisions of the Guyana Rice Producers Association Act to file the proceedings which provide that to file such proceedings the applicant must be a rice farmer as defined by the Act.He continued that the applicants in this case were not rice farmers or owners of rice lands and as such they were not qualified to launch the proceedings.He further argued that Rahman and Doerga were not authorised to act on behalf of any rice farmer; that the applicants failed to establish that there was any breach of the regulations and in procedures or laws related to the electoral process.He also argued that in fact, and to the contrary, the process leading up to the elections was transparent, widely participatory, democratic and in compliance with all the rules and regulations touching and 0concerning the electoral process; that the Notice of Motion filed was misconceived and incurably bad in law and that the challenge by the Applicants was completely baseless and without merit.Justice Insanally upheld Nandlall’s submissions and discharged the orders that were previously granted. She dismissed the Applicants’ case and ordered them to pay costs in the sum of $50,000 to the RPA.