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HIV NGO “SFO” Faces Threat Of Eviction From Land As Court Refuses to Stop Landlord From Pursuing Rent Arrears

Despite NGO claiming its landlord had attempted to evict it and was in the process of selling the land before Appeal, Judge opts for formal court process of execution.

The Human Immune Virus Technology Survival For the Fit HIV/AIDS Organisation (SFO), an NGO involved in the provision of HIV/AIDS care and treatment services is facing a threat of being evicted from the land on which it operates as the Commercial Court refused to restrain its landlord from pursuing against…

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Topics: Bamutenda John Bosco, Human Immune Virus Termination Technology Survival For the Fit HIV/AIDS Organisation, SFO, Stay of Execution, Stay of execution pending Appeal

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