Zimbabwe's MDC party has dropped its legal challenge to President Robert Mugabe's re-election, saying it cannot get a fair hearing.
It had filed a separate case seeking access to full details of the results from the electoral commission.
But the High Court has delayed judgement in the case.
The MDC says that without information such as the number of people not on the voters' roll who voted, it cannot prove that the elections were fraudulent.
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