The font used to write out the name of a new party has absolutely nothing to do with whether that party should be allowed to form. If the ruling was that the FTP's clear intentions to violate numerous, substantive election laws disqualified them from forming a party, then I'd be fine with it. But instead, the ruling makes a precedent where the government would be allowed to create a set of laws where you have to use a different type of font on every single line of an application to form a party and a failure to use the right type of font on every line means that your application will be rejected.