Malawi Law Society says committed to election case

Malawi Law Society (MLS) says it is still committed to the election case which it joined as friends of the court despite its lawyers missing some of the hearings.

Kaukonde: The political differences appear not to be dying down

Secretary for MLS Martha Kaukonde said this after the Constitutional Court lead judge Healey Potani on Thursday questioned the lawyers’ commitment to the case because of their frequent absence during the hearing.

But Kaukonde said the lawyers’ professional body is still part of the case.

“Our lawyers missed some of the court hearings because of commitments to other cases but we are still committed to the case,” said Kaukonde.

Potani said it was imperative for the friends of the court to be attending to all the court hearing and take part in the proceedings.

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Khenge
Khenge
4 years ago

Ndiye itiso imene wafika nayoyi ya Basop or what?

Machendekhwepe
Machendekhwepe
4 years ago

May be MLS has noticed that the case is nothing but sham a waste of tym and resources

Eagles Eye
Eagles Eye
4 years ago

Rather friends of cadets. Athawa awona kuti cadet zake zada kkkkkkk

Kapado Chimulirenji
4 years ago

These idiots are not serious. Law inali kale osati za lerozi zoti patse mtedza n’kuonetse pakamwa ayi.

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