PAUL PARAKA LAWYERS AND MISLEADING COURT ORDERS

By STEVEN ANDRE

Is there are Court Order preventing any body to raise or discuss any recent illegal payments to Paul Paraka?

Time and again, when an issue about this monster called Paul Paraka Lawyers is about to surface either in Court, Parliament, Media or anywhere else, a so called “Court Order” is pleaded/waved to suppress. Well, Mr Paraka can wave the Court Order as high as he can, but let’s read the contents of the order. 


The relevant parts of the Justice Sakora’s Orders he granted on Saturday 6th March 2010 reads:

2. Pending the determination of leave application, an interim injunction is granted staying the implementation of the recommendations in the Final Report of the Commission of Inquiry generally into the Finance Department pursuant to the inherent powers of the Court under Section 155(3)(a) of the Constitution.

3. A further Order is made pursuant to the inherent powers of the Court under Section 155(3)(a) of the Constitution restraining the Defendants or their agents, servants and the instrumentalities of the State from implementing, discussing, debating or giving effect to the recommendations in the Final Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Department of Finance pending the determination of the leave application or the substantive judicial review.

4. A further Order pursuant to the inherent powers of the Court under Section 155(3)(a) of the Constitution that the contents of the Final Report including the adverse findings and recommendations are restrained from being published or communicated by all print, electronic and broadcast media outlets in any form or manner pending the determination of the leave and or substantive judicial review.

5. The matter returns to the Deputy Registrar, Civil in Waigani to be placed before the Judicial Review Court.

6. PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT THIS ORDER RELATES TO THE CONTENTS AND FINDINGS OF THE FINANCE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY AND DOES NOT RELATE TO ALL THE NEW PAYMENTS MADE THE SUBJECT OF THE QUESTIONS WHICH WERE GAGGED BY THE SPEAKER.

IT IS A FICTITIOUS ORDER THAT DOES NOT RELATE TO THE RECENT PAYMENTS. THIS COURT ORDER HAS BEEN THE SECRECY CURTAIN WHERE PAUL PARAKA COMMITTED SOME OF THE MOST HORRENDOUS CRIMES AGAINST THE STATE WITH THE FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THOSE IN POWER.

WHO IS THE STUPID PERSON HERE, MY SPEAKER?

WHO IS THE STUPID HERE, MEDIA ORGANISATIONS?

ARE YOU ALL SO CLUMSY THAT YOU CANNOT READ THE ORDER AND ITS CONTENTS AND UNDERSTAND HOW AND WHAT IT MEANS? OR ARE YOUR LAWYERS CLUMSY?

Are you guys telling PNG that someone can be well protected to continue to steal millions, now running into billions???????????

ACT OF COLLUSION OR CONNIVANCE, BOTH OF WHICH IS CORRUPTION.

If you have time, download it on http://garamut.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/order.pdf and read it for yourself.

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