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A heated courtroom clash occurred between Court of Appeal (CoA) Judge Lakhvinder Singh Walia and Infotrac lawyer Kgosietsile Ngakaagae last week during the ....
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4th March 2021 Phakalane Estates has lost its appeal case against Water Utilities Corporation (WUC). The estate sought the Court of Appeal (CoA) to hold the national water utility liable for footing the bill of setting up infrastructure at its environment. The Court dismissed the claim. It ordered Phakalane to pay 70 percent of the costs. The dispute, which arose more than 20 years ago, was with respect to who should bear the costs of the infrastructure which was installed to provide water to Phakalane area located in Gaborone North. The infrastructure in question allows the residents of Phakalane suburb to be supplied with water. Phakalane is private property belonging to the Magang family which they developed into a township by selling plots for many years. It was later incorporated into Gaborone. ....
‘Killer was not in possession of DIS property, let alone any firearm’ PHILLIMON MMESO editors@thepatriot.co.bw The recent murder suicide involving two attorneys which left the legal fraternity reeling in shock is said to have exposed lapses within the Directorate of Intelligence and Security Services. Steve Rankwane who was a senior attorney at Armstrong Attorneys recently shot dead Keakantse Chatapiwa who was a senior attorney at Bookbinder Business Law before turning the firearm on himself. Sources within the security cluster have intimated that Rankwane is suspected to have used a service pistol given to him whilst still working for the DIS and didn’t retire when he resigned from the spy agency. This is said to have worried the DIS top brass as they now suspect that some of the resigned and retired officers might still be in possession of service firearms. ....