R28.9 million at stake: Zuma's fight against legal fee liability

R28.9 million at stake: Zuma's fight against legal fee liability

Dailysun | Zuma fights back: Ex-prez battles 29 mitha legal bill

Jacob Zuma is appealing a court order to repay R28,9 million in private legal fees, arguing he was innocent and state officials who authorised the payments should be held liable instead.

Jacob Zuma’s R28.9 Million Legal Fee Battle Hangs In The Balance As Court Reserve Judgment

The Constitutional Court has deferred its judgement on former President Jacob Zuma’s appeal challenging a decision requiring him to reimburse R28.9 million in legal expenses. The issue, which has garnered considerable public and media interest, arises from Zuma’s extended legal proceedings and the financial burden imposed on the state. Zuma, who held the office of South Africa’s President from 2009 to 2018, filed a motion with the court to annul…

Jacob Zuma fights R28.9 million legal Fee: attorney argues for leave to appeal

Jacob Zuma's case was back at the high court, where he challenges the ruling to repay R28.9 million in legal fees. His attorney argues that Zuma is not responsible.

Zuma to appeal R28.9 million repayment order - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

Former President Jacob Zuma is expected to launch an appeal on Monday morning against the judgment of the High Court in Johannesburg, which ordered him to repay R28.9 million in state-funded legal fees. The special motion will be heard virtually. The application pits the Presidency, the State Attorney and the Solicitor-General against Zuma, with the DA and EFF as interested parties. Zuma’s appeal follows a judgment that found he was not entitled…