Swiss-based lawyer Marc Henzelin on Thursday told the anti-corruption court hearing the controversial Anglo-Leasing case that the involvement of his law firm made it possible for the government to get crucial evidence from Switzerland within reasonable time.
He said the Attorney-General would have been able to get Mutual Legal Assistance (MLA) from Switzerland directly but that it would have taken longer considering the fact that the AG would have required more time to know the relevant institutions to seek the assistance from.
