Tag: Public Interest
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Court of Appeal Blocks Trader from Escalating CBK Bonds Cash Dispute to Supreme Court
Background: A High-Stakes Financial Dispute The legal battle between a Kenyan trader, identified as Johmat Distributors, and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has taken a new turn. The Court of Appeal has blocked the trader from escalating what began as a commercial dispute over allegedly “stolen” bonds cash. The ruling effectively stops Johmat Distributors…
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Trader’s bid to escalate bonds cash fight with CBK blocked
Ruling blocks escalation in a high-profile Kenya bonds dispute The Court of Appeal in Kenya has halted a long-running commercial dispute between a trader, Johmat Distributors, and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). The trader had sought to elevate the case to the Supreme Court over a contentious issue involving cash tied to bonds, alleging…
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Court of Appeal Acquits Former Denkyira Obuasi Assemblyman in Major Mahama Murder Case
H2: Background of the Case The Major Maxwell Mahama murder case has been a focal point of Ghanaian national attention for years. Major Mahama, a serving officer, was killed in a high-profile incident that prompted extensive courtroom proceedings and multiple appeals. In the latest development, a three-member panel of the Court of Appeal has acquitted…
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Court Rules: Emerging Seafront Plot Belongs to Government in Landmark Mombasa Ruling
Overview of the Case A landmark decision in Kenya’s judiciary has settled a rare and highly controversial land dispute involving a parcel of seafront land that literally emerged from the ocean. The Court of Appeal in Mombasa ruled that the disputed plot should be vested in the government, effectively ending a long-running battle between two…
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Suspect Turns to Online Psychic: Will I Get Caught for What I Did in California Murder Case
Turning to an Online Psychic: The California Murder Case Takes a Curious Turn In a high-profile case that has captivated locals and national audiences, a suspect connected to the murder of a California family reportedly sought guidance from an online psychic, asking, “Will I get caught for what I did?” The question, echoed in public…
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LCBO Refuses to Identify U.S. Liquor in Cellar—Cabinet Confidence
Background: Why the LCBO Won’t Say Which American Alcohol Is in the Cellar The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) has drawn scrutiny as it refuses to disclose the specific American liquor products that were removed from store shelves and placed into a reserve or “cellar.” The government has invoked what it calls “cabinet confidence”…
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Charles’ ‘secret son’ makes astonishing claim: courts rule on compensation bid
Background of the Claim A man who has asserted that he is the love child of King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla has been unsuccessful in his legal bid against the state of Queensland for AU$65,000 in compensation. The claimant said he was “heckled, mocked and teased” after requesting police to investigate threats he described…
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Secret Son Claim: Court Rejection in Queensland Case
Overview: A Bold Claim and a Legal Setback A man who asserts he is the love child of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla has been denied a bid to sue the state of Queensland for $65,000 in compensation. The claimant, who has attracted attention by alleging ongoing harassment after requesting police to investigate…
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Charles’s ‘secret son’ claims rocked by court defeat in Queensland
Overview of the Case A man who has publicly claimed to be the love child of King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla has had his legal bid rejected in a Queensland court. The claimant sought about 65,000 Australian dollars in compensation, alleging he was “heckled, mocked and teased” for requesting police to examine threats he…
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Kensington Palace Issues Major Update on Intrusive Family Pictures
Overview: A Win for Privacy in the Royal Family The Prince and Princess of Wales have secured a decisive legal victory against Paris Match Magazine after the publication of long-lens photographs and intimate details from a private family holiday to the Alps in April. The court ruling reinforces boundaries around privacy for the royal couple…