Cape High Court

British businessman Shrien Dewani flew out of South Africa on Tuesday, a day after he was acquitted of murdering his bride during their honeymoon in a case that sparked international attention.

An Indian-origin British businessman accused of plotting the murder of his Indo-Swedish wife on their honeymoon, faces extradition to South Africa within four weeks after he lost his last legal battle today to block the move.

Non Resident Indian (NRI) businessman Shrien Dewani got some temporary relief as the British High Court on Friday halted, on mental health grounds, his extradition to South Africa to face trial for the murder of his wife in a fake car-jacking during the couple's honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010. The ruling comes amidst doubts being raised about 32-ye...

Shrien Dewani, a businessman from the UK, accused of commissioning his wife's murder while on their honeymoon in South Africa, will not be extradited for now. The British High Court today halted on his extradition on mental health grounds but said it was in the interests of justice that he should be extradited "as soon as he is fit" to be tried.

British businessman Shrien Dewani flew out of South Africa on Tuesday, a day after he was acquitted of murdering his bride during their honeymoon in a case that sparked international attention.

An Indian-origin British businessman accused of plotting the murder of his Indo-Swedish wife on their honeymoon, faces extradition to South Africa within four weeks after he lost his last legal battle today to block the move.

Non Resident Indian (NRI) businessman Shrien Dewani got some temporary relief as the British High Court on Friday halted, on mental health grounds, his extradition to South Africa to face trial for the murder of his wife in a fake car-jacking during the couple's honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010. The ruling comes amidst doubts being raised about 32-ye...

Shrien Dewani, a businessman from the UK, accused of commissioning his wife's murder while on their honeymoon in South Africa, will not be extradited for now. The British High Court today halted on his extradition on mental health grounds but said it was in the interests of justice that he should be extradited "as soon as he is fit" to be tried.