Chaskalson subpoenas ‘sick’ Carrim’s hospital records after alleged Western Cape mall jaunt

Author: Karyn MaughanPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Chaskalson subpoenas ‘sick’ Carrim’s hospital records after alleged Western Cape mall jaunt

Attorney Chaskalson has subpoenaed the hospital records of Carrim, who claimed to be sick, after he was allegedly seen at a mall in the Western Cape. The legal action aims to verify whether Carrim was feigning illness. The incident occurred in July 2026.

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