eedings against the Vice Chancellor and the UPNG Registrar, Vincent Malaibe for not allowing the concerned students to be registered. The university had eventually allowed the students to register after contempt proceedings were filed. The proceedings came before National Court Judge Justice Gavara Nanu and he adjourned the matter to await the return of Justice Ambeng Kandakasi to hear the matter which he presided over earlier. Justice Kandakasi is currently on court circuit outside of Port Moresby. A date is yet to be set for the matter to be heard next by the National Court. Mr Kaule said this challenge by the law students to take this matter to court may also benefit all those students who were excluded from studies early this year. The excluded law students are concerned about their education and are meeting all legal costs themselves to ensure justice is done. [ News][ Provincial News][ Opinion ][ Letters ][ Review ][ Education ][ Faith ] [Business ][ Health][ Sports ] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Email the Editor: word@global.net.pgCopyright 2001, Word Publishing & Wantoks Communications LtdDeveloped by Wantoks Communications LTD P O Box 4284, Boroko, National Capital District, Papua New Guinea, Phone: (675) 325 6877 Email : wancom@tiare.net.pg [PNG facts& Stats][PNG Embassies][Government Departments][PNG Markets][Wantoks Forum] [Garamut Forum][Wantoks Chat][Wantoks Greeting Cards][The Independent][Miss PNG 2000]...
