CJ declines PF request

…to constitute a panel of three Judges to hear the case of the legality of the Miles Sampa’s convention, advises lawyers to choose one case more pointed to resolve all other matters   

By NATION REPORTER

CHIEF Justice Dr Mumba Malila SC has rejected a petition by lawyers representing the Patriotic Front (PF) to constitute a panel of three High Court Judges to preside over a matter in which the former ruling party is challenging the legality of the Miles Sampa’s convention from which he had installed himself as president.

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