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Court condemns Lawyer Kadzipatike for Professional negligence, orders repayment of K192 Million

Court condemns Lawyer Kadzipatike for Professional negligence, orders repayment of K192 Million

by theinv | 3 December, 2024| Stories

By Altas News Lawyer George Kadzipatike may face lawsuits from clients Maxwell Chirombo and Loreen.

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Malawi court punishes ‘greedy and crooked’ lawyer George Jivason Kadzipatike, client McDonald Kamwera over illegal assets sale

Malawi court punishes ‘greedy and crooked’ lawyer George Jivason Kadzipatike, client McDonald Kamwera over illegal assets sale

by theinv | 19 May, 2024| Stories

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The High Court of Malawi Commercial Division in Lilongwe has punished a private practice lawyer.

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Court dismisses crocked Lawyer’s antics to stall Chief’s installation

Court dismisses crocked Lawyer’s antics to stall Chief’s installation

by theinv | 27 September, 2018| Stories

By Collins Mtika The High Court in Mzuzu has thwarted fervent efforts by Mzuzu-based lawyer.

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