The Supreme Court refused, on the complaint of presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych, to cancel the decision of the Central Election Commission recognizing presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko as the winner of the presidential election. \n \nThis decision was made by the Supreme Court based on the results of a deliberation in the advisory room that began around 23:00 on January 19. \n \n"The complaint of presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych... is denied," the Supreme Court's decision states. The court established that Yanukovych's allegations regarding the unlawfulness of the CEC's actions in establishing the results of the presidential election are unproven. \n \nThe presiding judge at the Supreme Court session, Anatoliy Yarema, reading the decision, noted that it is final and not subject to appeal. \n \nThe Supreme Court's decision was met with applause. Yushchenko's supporters began chanting "Victory, Victory!" \n \nRecall that the complaint was filed with the Supreme Court on January 14. In it, V. Yanukovych's team asked the Supreme Court to consider the possibility of holding repeat presidential elections in Ukraine. Evidence of violations in the elections was set out on December 26 in 621 volumes of paper materials and 233 videocassettes. Later, the number of volumes of paper materials increased to 645. \n \nOn Monday, January 17, the Supreme Court began consideration of the complaint. Previously, the court had decided that all issues that had already been the subject of consideration and on which a decision had been made could not be considered again. \n \nBased on materials from "Ukrainian News," "LIGA ONLINE."