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Anas sued for fraud
Justice Logoh has filed a suit, questioning the legality of the investigation conducted by Tiger Eye PI.
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Some 22 lower court judges and 12 High Court judges were captured in Anas’ two-year investigative piece, allegedly taking bribes to influence justice.
Some High court Judges, including Justice Logoh, were subsequently sacked for their involvement in the scandal.
Justice Logoh has since filed a suit, questioning the legality of the investigation conducted by Tiger Eye PI.
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In his statement of claim, he said among other things that “Tiger Eye PI, is a non-existing entity and as such it lacks capacity to carry out private investigations into the Judicial Service.”
He further contends that Anas Aremeyaw Anas also “lacks capacity to conduct private investigations into the Judicial Service without a licence/permit from the Minister of Interior pursuant to the Police Service (Private Security Organizations Regulations), 1992 (L.I. 1571).”
Justice Logoh recently cited the Chief Justice, Justice Theodora Georgina Wood for contempt of court in her handling of the same matter.
Mr. Habib is seeking the following reliefs:
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