Judge Eddy Balancy up the "Gagging Order" on Nandanee Soornack Privacy
11 years, 2 months ago - February 06, 2013
In a judgment delivered in chambers, the judge Eddy Balancy allows groups to press, La Sentinelle Ltd et Le Mauricien, write on privacy Nandanee Soornack. Only exception: no talking to her youngest.
In a judgment delivered in chambers, this Wednesday, February 6, Judge Eddy Balancy, lifted the "gagging order" issued by the judge Bushan Domah a month ago, at the request of the Labour Party activist (PTr) Nandanee Soornack . The judge, however, an exception. Media groups a Sentinelle Ltd et Le Mauricien should refrain from talking about her youngest child, a girl of three and a half years.
The "gagging order" issued in the afternoon of Saturday, January 5th, was held in an interim judgment made Thursday, January 10. The order of the Supreme Court banned temporarily,à l’express et l’express-dimanche, publications du groupe La Sentinelle ainsi qu’à Le Mauricien et à Week-end du groupe Le Mauricien , to report privacy Activist red.
Judge Domah was subsequently withdrew amid controversy. It is the judge who had Balancy taken over the case.
