Moroka to rule on 'case to answer'

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

After lawyers in the Nchindo case completed submissions yesterday, the focus now falls on Regional Magistrate, Lot Moroka, who now has to rule on whether Joe Matome, Louis Garvas Nchindo and Gloconda Holdings have a case to answer.

Moroka, the judicial officer who in Prison Street is known as 'The Hanging Judge', says he will deliver a ruling on Thursday morning.

Yesterday morning, Moroka listened to Advocate Craig Webster as he muckraked and mopped up in a technical stage otherwise known as 'replying to the prosecution's submissions of 'no case to answer'.

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Moroka to rule on 'case to answer'

After lawyers in the Nchindo case completed submissions yesterday, the focus now falls on Regional Magistrate, Lot Moroka, who now has to rule on whether Joe Matome, Louis Garvas Nchindo and Gloconda Holdings have a case to answer.

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