Aziz Ndiaye renonce à poursuivre Awa Baldé pour diffamation (Sénégal)

The Dakar Correctional Court has declared the public action in a land dispute case between Aziz Ndiaye and Awa Baldé to be statute-barred, effectively bringing an end to the penal proceedings at the first instance. The case revolves around the sale of a plot of over 7,000 square meters in Ngaparou in 2018, with Awa Baldé claiming that the transaction, valued at a real estate price of CFAF 1 billion, was fraudulent.

The Dakar Correctional Court has declared the public action in a land dispute case between Aziz Ndiaye and Awa Baldé to be statute-barred. This decision effectively brings an end to the penal proceedings at the first instance. The case revolves around the sale of a plot of over 7,000 square meters in Ngaparou in 2018.

The dispute between Aziz Ndiaye and Awa Baldé stems from the sale of a plot of land in Ngaparou in 2018. According to reports, Awa Baldé claims that the transaction was fraudulent, with the real estate valued at CFAF 1 billion. The case has been ongoing for some time, with both parties presenting their arguments before the court.

The declaration of statute-barred by the Dakar Correctional Court effectively brings an end to the penal proceedings at the first instance. This decision may have significant implications for the parties involved, particularly Awa Baldé who had been pursuing a claim against Aziz Ndiaye. The court's ruling highlights the importance of timely action in cases involving land disputes.

The outcome of this matter has not yet been reported. However, it is clear that the declaration of statute-barred by the Dakar Correctional Court has significant implications for the parties involved. Practitioners should take note of this development and its potential impact on future cases involving land disputes.