CRIMINAL LAW – IMPROPER NOTICE OF APPEAL CONSTITUTES A NULLITY AND REMAINS A NULLITY

CRIMINAL LAW – IMPROPER NOTICE OF APPEAL CONSTITUTES A NULLITY AND REMAINS A NULLITY

The appellant was convicted of four counts namely; fraud, defeating or obstructing the course of justice, forgery and uttering a forged document in the Magistrate’s Court sitting in Windhoek.  On 24 August 2017, she was sentenced to N$20 000 fine or four years’ imprisonment of which N$10 000 or two years’ imprisonment were suspended for a period of five years on usual conditions. The four counts were taken together for purpose of sentencing. Aggrieved by the convictions, she appealed on 12 March . . .

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