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Division and case type: ELRCMiscellaneous Application
…failure to provide a dened and clear framework, timeline or procedure indicating how the objections would be received, concluded or determined and this omission renders the process opaque and contrary to the principles of transparency…
…Sixthly, there is lack of public participation and transparency during the verication of parcels and the beneciaries list.…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…It is true that on 11th May, 1999, I declined to sit in Civil Application NAI 304 of 1998 for the sake of transparency.…
…Obviously, the transparency referred to related to the application to extend time in relation to costs which I had earlier ordered as the matter then before the Court might well be an indirect appeal from which I then reclused…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…failure to provide a dened and clear framework, timeline or procedure indicating how the objections would be received, concluded or determined and this omission renders the process opaque and contrary to the principles of transparency…
…Sixthly, there is lack of public participation and transparency during the verication of parcels and the beneciaries list.…
Division and case type: CriminalCriminal Appeal
…failure to provide a dened and clear framework, timeline or procedure indicating how the objections would be received, concluded or determined and this omission renders the process opaque and contrary to the principles of transparency…
…Sixthly, there is lack of public participation and transparency during the verication of parcels and the beneciaries list.…
Division and case type: CivilMiscellaneous Application
…It is true that on 11th May, 1999, I declined to sit in Civil Application NAI 304 of 1998 for the sake of transparency.…
…Obviously, the transparency referred to related to the application to extend time in relation to costs which I had earlier ordered as the matter then before the Court might well be an indirect appeal from which I then reclused…