Gupta blow as bid to stop NPA attaching assets fails

A high court ruling has given the National Prosecuting Authority the green light to attach assets owned by the Gupta family worth millions of rand. IsaacPat

Isaac MahlanguAtul Gupta and his family suffered a blow with the high court giving the National Prosecuting Authority the green light to attach assets worth millions of rands.A high court ruling has given the National Prosecuting Authority the green light to attach assets owned by the Gupta family worth millions of rand.

The Free State High Court delivered the judgment on Wednesday which ruled in favour of the National Director of Public Prosecutions who had successfully argued that a law firm appointed to represent Gupta company Islandsite Investments has no legal standing to represent the company.

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