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Supreme Court of Zambia - 1996 October
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October 1996
Attorney General v Mohammad (SCZ Appeal 60 of 1995) [1996] ZMSC 47 (3 October 1996)
An unopposed civil appeal was allowed, the lower court’s decision set aside, and no order as to costs.
Civil appeal — unopposed appeal — appellate allowance — setting aside lower court decision — no order as to costs.
3 October 1996
Nowakonshi v People (SCZ Appeal 64 of 1995) [1996] ZMSC 45 (1 October 1996)
Appellate court reduced first appellant's conviction to receiving stolen property and acquitted second appellant due to weak evidence.
Criminal law — Aggravated robbery — Identification and possession evidence — Misdirection by trial judge on peripheral linkage (fuel evidence) — Substitution of conviction to receiving stolen property — Acquittal where evidence is weak.
1 October 1996
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