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Criminal law [2021] NAHCMD 112

Prosecutor-General v Paulo and Another (2) (POCA 13 of 2015)

Prosecutor-General v Paulo and Another (2) (POCA 13 of 2015) [2021] NAHCMD 112 (17 March 2021)

Court
High Court Main Division
Case number
POCA 13 of 2015

The applicant failed to prove on a balance of probabilities that the respondents committed the alleged offences or that the properties were proceeds of unlawful activities. While fraud was established in relation to documents submitted to the Ministry of Home Affairs, there was no causal connection between that fraud and the properties. The requirements for forfeiture under POCA were not met.

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  • Proceeds of unlawful activities
  • Money laundering
  • Exchange control
  • Immigration law
  • Fraud
  • Burden of proof
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Criminal law [2016] NASC 19

S v Munuma and Others (4) (37 of 2015)

S v Munuma and Others (4) (37 of 2015) [2016] NASC 19 (22 August 2016)

Court
Supreme Court
Case number
37 of 2015

For the seventh appellant, Namibian agents exercised coercive power and performed a sovereign act of arrest on Botswana territory, violating international law and ousting jurisdiction; for the remaining appellants, they were surrendered by Botswana authorities on Namibian soil without solicitation or unlawful conduct by Namibian agents, so jurisdiction was proper.

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  • Jurisdiction
  • Extradition
  • Abduction
  • International comity
  • Refugee law
  • Immigration law
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