Technical errors derail Chanthunya’s bail bid , hearing set for  April 30

The High Court in Zomba has ruled that the hearing of bail application for murder suspect Masozi Chamthunya, a businessman suspected of killing his girl friend in 2010, should be heard on April 30.

Chanthunya: Wants to be released on bail

The hearing was deferred on Thursday after the state observed that documents filed by the defense counsel for the bail application bore different signatures.

State lawyer Pilirani Masanjala noted that the documents sent to the state and the court had different signatures and asked Judge Redson Kapindu to rule on whether the bail application case could continue in view of the technical errors.

Masanjala said the defense was supposed to present identical documents to both the court and the state.

Judge Redson Kapindu then said he had to look at the technical application by the state.

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Gwamula
Gwamula
6 years ago

Misozi, free advice is that you focus your energies on pushing for your trial to commence and probably be concluded within reasonable time.
Facts are clear you are a proven flight risk and the odds of being released on bail are not in your favour when looked at a balance of probabilities.

Jeremiah, Prophet of Doom
Jeremiah, Prophet of Doom
6 years ago

Our own son, Pilirani, keep doing the good work. This is a good trend in your long journey as a lawyer. This is also a good beginning. Keep showing them how good work must be done. There must be a difference in the way Babylonian sorcerers and Daniels conduct themselves in business. He who walks by the knees has never ever stumbled.

MAGUIRE
MAGUIRE
6 years ago

REPENT MY BROTHER
TIME IS NOW !

BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE INSIDE A
WOLF !!

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