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Slideshow Court to rule on legality of Egyptian parliament Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Cabinet resignations deal setback for Egypt's Mursi Thu, Dec 27 2012 Egypt's contentious Islamist constitution becomes law Wed, Dec 26 2012 Egypt approves constitution drafted by Mursi allies Tue, Dec 25 2012 Egypt to announce result of constitution vote on Tuesday Mon, Dec 24 2012 Egyptians back new constitution in referendum Sun, Dec 23 2012 Analysis & Opinion 2nd Circuit punts on constitutionality of judge’s diversity effort Egyptians support new Islamist-backed constitution in referendum Related Topics World » Egypt » Middle East Turmoil » Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi delivers a speech to the Shura Council, or upper house of parliament, in Cairo in this handout taken December 29, 2012. Mursi said on Saturday his country supported the Syrian revolution and that President Bashar al-Assad's administration had no place in Syria's future. Credit: Reuters/Egyptian Presidency/Handout By Tamim Elyan CAIRO | Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:26pm EST CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's highest court is to examine the legitimacy of the upper house of parliament, a case likely to increase the legal uncertainty of the country's political transition and leave it without a legislature. The Supreme Constitutional Court has already forced the lower house to dissolve under a June ruling that said an electoral law used to elect both chambers - and which resulted in an Islamist dominated parliament - was unfair. The new case once again pits independent lawyers against the Islamists that have come to power since the downfall of Hosni Mubarak and who see the court as stuffed with the former president's appointees. On Sunday, at its first session since going on strike over President Mohamed Mursi's decision to expand his powers, the court set January 15 as the date for the first hearing. It will also examine the legitimacy of the Islamist-dominated assembly that wrote the constitution that Mursi fast-tracked to approval at a referendum this month. If the court rules against the upper house - which seems likely as it was elected under the same law that the court found lacking in the lower house case in June - Egypt will have a legislative vacuum until new parliamentary elections, expected to start in about two months. The upper house assumed legislative powers just last week under the new constitution. The June ruling said the transitional electoral law - drafted by the generals then ruling post-Mubarak Egypt in consultation with political parties - gave too much power to parties, at the expense of independent candidates. The court had to postpone the hearings from early December due to a protest outside its building by Islamists. "The (court) renews its condemnation of those who participated in it, as well as those who remained silent," the court said in a statement. Mursi had shielded both the assembly which drafted the constitution and the upper house of parliament from legal challenges in a decree he issued in November which touched off protests by critics who accused him of a power grab. Mursi revoked the decree ahead of the referendum in which the constitution was approved by 64 percent of those who voted. The new constitution cut the number of judges who sit in the Supreme Constitutional Court to 11 from 18. One of Mursi's most vocal critics was among the judges to leave the court. (Editing by Tom Perry and Robin Pomeroy) World Egypt Middle East Turmoil Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. 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