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Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Re: IS THERE A CONSPIRACY AGAINST ENGLISH COMMON LAW AND ANGLOPHONE MAGISTRATES IN CAMEROON ?

People, here is one more proof of the existence of the colonization cancer.
The problem with colonization is that people confute the symptoms for the disease.
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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On Wednesday, May 27, 2015 3:50 PM, George Ebai <geprogetto511@gmail.com> wrote:


Thanks a million Barrister Bisong Atem Tambe,  for this sored eye opener . You can say that a thousand times and more. 
This is not only a conspiracy but an intentional attempt at trampling and subjugating the Common Law system to a permanent
disadvantage and do away with it as disguised in the so called CEMAC Code on adjudigation or whatever. As for the battle it's 
a very old one, as old as when we decided in 1992 to uphold the heritage of the Anglo Saxon upbringing enshrined in our education, judiciary, administration and political cultures. I believe time alone will vendicate our struggle. God being our helper!
Thanks again for the statistical analysis, no one could have done it any better. Kudos manor!
Ebai GN

2015-05-27 11:50 GMT+02:00 Julius Acham <achamj07@gmail.com>:
This is great statistics. It is  timely posting. Noted and will be used appropriately.
Thank you
JA

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 3:50 AM, Njousi Abang <njousid@gmail.com> wrote:
Komrades,

From: Bisong Atem Tambe megabis2000@yahoo.co.uk [fakolawyersassociation]fakolawyersassociation@yahoogroups.com'>
Date: May 26, 2015, 8:58:36 AM
Subject: [fakolawyersassociation] The figures don't lie - "Proof of a conspiracy to subjugate the Common law"
Gentlemen,
This is an open letter to the Editor of the FAKLA news Letter,
 
Against the back drop of the recent agitation by Anglophone advocates of the Cameroonian Bar Association against a current trend to erode the much cherished 'Common law' in Anglophone Cameroon, the ugly question often arises, is this trend intentional or not? If this question be answered in the affirmative, then it would imply a conspiracy…….(Edited)
 
So then, why aren't magistrates who are thoroughly trained in the civil law being posted to Civil law jurisdictions but rather to Anglophone Cameroon? Why then are magistrates who are technical masters of the Common law being posted to the Civil law jurisdictions? At the risk of offending the policy of "National Unity", I pose these questions: What is wrong with the posting of Civil law trained Magistrates to Francophone Cameroon and the posting of Common law trained Magistrates to Anglophone Cameroon as was done in the years past? Is it right to sacrifice the efficient administration justice for political ends? How does a judgment delivered in the French language in Anglophone Cameroon serve the administration of justice when the victor or the vanquished, or their counsel do not understand the rights and obligations imposed on them by the said judgment?
 
STATISTICAL PROOF OF CONSPIRACY
1. SOUTHWEST REGION
There are 148 Magistrates in the South West Region:
 
• 58 Francophone Magistrates compose 39.2% of Magistrates working within the Region.
• Of the 89 Magistrates in the legal Department, 54 Magistrates are Francophones making a composition of 60.7% Francophone Magistrates
• There are 50 Magistrates working on the Bench and legal Department in Buea. 20 of these Magistrates are Francophone making a composition of 40% Francophone Magistrates
 
• In the legal Department in Buea there are 28 Magistrates; 20 of them are Francophones making a whopping 71% composition Francophone Magistrates. (I wonder how prosecution can even be done in the the tradition of the Common Law!)
• Of the 30 New Bailiffs appointed in January 2014, 28 are Francophones making a 93.2% composition.
 
2. NORTHWEST Region
There are 128 Magistrates in the North West Region:
• 67 Magistrates are Francophones making a composition of 52.3%.
• In the Legal Department, there are 97 Magistrates, 67 Magistrates are Francophones making a composition of 65.9%
• In Bamenda, there are 45 Magistrates, 22 of these Magistrates are Francophones making a total composition of 48.9%
• In the Legal Department of Bamenda there are 27 Magistrates. 21 of these Magistrates are Francophones making another whopping composition of 77.8% (even higher than  in Buea)
• of the 21 new bailiffs appointed in January 2014, ALL ARE FRANCOPHONES making a total composition of 100%
 
A comparision of Major Regional Head quarters:
Situation of Anglophone Magistrates in the courts in Yaounde and Douala as contrasted with the situation of Francophone Magistrates
in the courts in Bamenda and Buea.
• There are 119 Magistrates in the Courts of Douala. Two (2) of them are Anglophones making a composition of 1.7% of Anglophone Magistrates.
• There are 107 Magistrates in the Courts of Yaounde. Two (2) of them are Anglophones making a composition of 1.9% of Anglophone Magistrates.
• As a reminder, 49% of Francophone Magistrates working in Bamenda and 40% of Francophone Magistrates working in Buea.
These statistics call to mind the following questions:
1. Why are more Francophones sent to our key Common law jurisdictions?
Why are only an insignificant number of Anglophones sent to key Civil law jurisdictions?
2. If it is true that the policy is for the blending of the personnel both systems of law then, why are Anglophone magistrates good for posting at such remote locations such as Tcholire, Ambam, Poli, Ntui, Kousseri, Yokadouma, Batouri, Tignere, etc; and not considered good for Yaounde and Douala?
3. Why is it that almost all the newly appointed Bailiffs in Anglophone Cameroon are almost exclusively Civil law trained jurist?
4. Is it possible for these civil law trained Bailiffs to depart from their training while executing their functions?
5. Why are the both Procureur Generals of the South West and North West Region Francophones?
6. Why have the Chief Justices of both the North West and South West Regions never written a judgment in the course of their professional life, not to talk of a Common Law Judgment in particular?
So, what do you think for yourself? It is possible to fool some people sometimes, but it is not possible to fool all the people all the time!
TEMPLE-INN LAW CHAMBERS
 

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