Crawford Browne loses ConCourt bid to set aside arms deal commission finding
16 November 2016
Johannesburg - Arms deal critic Terry Crawford-Browne has lost his Constitutional Court bid to have the arms deal commission, which found no evidence of corruption, set aside.
The Constitutional Court ruled that his application is not in the interest of justice.
"The Constitutional Court has considered this application for direct access. It has concluded that the application should be dismissed as it is not in the interests of justice to grant it," the judgement dated November 9 reads.
The court made no order in relation to costs.