A tribunal set up by the Constitutional Appointment Authority of Seychelles to investigate complaints of misbehaviour by the Chief Justice, Mathilda Twomey, will start hearing evidence on July 30.
The tribunal held its first session on Tuesday to consider the applications of people who believe they might be affected by the case. Most of the applications presented on Tuesday were rejected.
Last month the Constitutional Appointment Authority (CAA) set up the tribunal and stated that it was “satisfied that a prima facie case of misbehaviour had been found and that the issues should be further inquired into by a tribunal appointed as per Article 134 of the Constitution.”
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Source: Seychelles News Agency
