CoA orders Motukwa to bear out his allegations

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Murder convicts at High Court of Appeal.PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

The Court of Appeal has given murder convict, Agisanyang Motukwa until July to file all relevant documents substantiating the allegations he has made against the High Court’s verdict that he hired two hit men to kill his father.

A three men Court of Appeal (CoA) bench led by Elijah Legwaila yesterday ordered that Motukwa be accorded time to file relevant documents including an affidavit substantiating the allegations he made against the trial court.

The judges postponed the convict’s appeal to the July session arguing that the allegations made were very serious and could not be ignored in the interest of justice.

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CoA orders Motukwa to bear out his allegations

The Court of Appeal has given murder convict, Agisanyang Motukwa until July to file all relevant documents substantiating the allegations he has made against the High Court’s verdict that he hired two hit men to kill his father.

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