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Ida Jagne case against gov’t set for hearing on Feb. 3rd

Jan 24, 2020, 12:25 PM 1 min read Updated Aug 21, 2020
Ida Jagne case against gov’t set for hearing on Feb. 3rd

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On the 22nd January, 2020 the High Court in Banjul granted leave to Ida Jagne to make an application for an order of mandamus compelling the Government of the Gambia through the Attorney General to provide adequate compensation to Ida Jagne as a direct victim of the Deyda Hydara shooting incident. The order which was made upon request by Lawyer Malick H.B. Jallow, Legal Representative for Ida Jagne, now paves the way for the substantive matter to be heard on the 3rd day of February, 2020.  

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