State v Akambakamba

Country
Court
Court jurisdiction
Date of opinion
1972
Abstract

The court had to settle point in laws which were in dispute in this case. On a charge of unlawfully hunting in a Game Reserve it was contended by the Defence that Statutory Instrument No. 83 of 1970, which established the Reserve, was null and void because it had been signed by the Permanent Secretary to the President and not by the President himself. The court had to determine the Validity of Statutory Instrument issued under the hand of the Permanent Secretary to the President and not under the hand of the President himself. The Accused was found guilty of hunting in a game reserve without a licence or permit contrary to Section 7(1) of the Fauna Conservation Proclamation, 1961.

Language of document
English
Reference number
1972 (2) BLR 27 HC)
Charges
The acussed was charged of unlawful hunting in a Game Reserve.
Transnational
No
Decision
Accused was found guilty of hunting in a game reserve without a licence or permit contrary to Section 7(1) of the Fauna Conservation Proclamation, 1961.
Appealed
No
Legislation cited
Statutory Instrument No. 83 of 1970
Interpretation and General Provisions Law, 1966
Fauna Conservation Proclamation, 1961