Appeal The Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein reserved judgement on yesterday in Schabir Schaik’s civil appeal against a R34-million asset forfeiture by the State.
Shaik was found guilty on two charges of corruption and one charge of fraud by Judge Hilary Squires in July 2005. At the time Squires found that Shaik had a “generally corrupt” relationship with former deputy president Jacob Zuma when sentencing the Durban businessman to a 15-year prison term.SapaAt the time Squires found that Shaik had a “generally corrupt” relationship with former deputy president Jacob Zuma when sentencing the Durban businessman to a 15-year prison term.Sapa
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