Indicted judges to appeal Anas' 'fraudulent' petition

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November 12, 2015 2:08 PM

This follows latest revelation by Mr. Amidu that Anas’s Tiger Eye PI is fraudulent and a “dummy” organization.

Lawyers of some of the implicated judges in the recent judicial exposé by Anas Aremeyaw Anas, have said they would seek a review of the petition brought to the Chief Justice on their clients by Anas.

A statement released by Martin Amidu on Wednesday said “There is no entity existing under the Constitution and laws of Ghana known as Tiger Eye or Tiger Eye PI. It only exists in a webpage created by the alleged CEO as a dummy with which the international and Ghanaian public has been conned for financial gain all these years. Any letter signed in the name of Tiger Eye or Tiger Eye PI is a fraud on the public.”

Speaking on Accra-based Citi FM, one of the lawyers, Charles Bentum said the petition when filed might change the course of the judicial council hearing.“The supposed persons whose investigation report was received by the judicial service was Tiger Eye PI. He [Mr. Amidu] is saying that Tiger Eye PI is not an incorporated person at law. What it means is that no petition in law has been submitted for the removal of our client because you can’t put something on nothing and let it stand,” the lawyer said.

“If somebody in law doesn’t exist, there is no way the person can present an investigative report that we have had in the last few months.“I have been under the impression that the company Tiger Eye PI Media Ghana Limited was the same as Tiger Eye PI and I have now woken up to find that they are not same. And to that extent, we think that the whole of the processes that we’ve been through so far should be reviewed,” he added.

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