MP’s wife ordered to make submissions for misappropriation and forgery
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MP’s wife ordered to make submissions for misappropriation and forgery
PORT MORESBY: A committal court in Waigani has ordered
an MP’s wife, charged with misappropriation and forgery, to inform her lawyer
to come for submissions on police evidence.
Magistrate Danny
Wakikura said the lawyer representing Tambul-Nebliyer MP Win Bakri Daki’s wife
Esther Daki had to come to court to make the submission.
The National reported the court proceedings:
MP’s wife ordered to
make submission on evidence
November 9, 2022The
NationalNational
THE Waigani Committal Court has ordered an
MP’s wife who was charged with misappropriation and forgery to inform her
lawyer to come for submissions on police evidence.
Magistrate Danny Wakikura said the lawyer representing Tambul-Nebliyer MP Win
Bakri Daki’s wife Esther Daki had to come to court to make the submission.
Wakikura said this yesterday when he was informed that Esther’s lawyer was not
present in court.
He adjourned the matter to Tuesday (Nov 15) for a hearing on the submission.
The matter returned yesterday for the court to hear the submission which was
filed and served to the police prosecutor last week.
Esther was charged with two counts each of misappropriation and forgery for
allegedly putting to her own use K4 million from her husband’s company.
Police alleged that between Jan 10, and June 25, 2018, Esther allegedly
transferred K4 million into her personal account.
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