11 man who is in the evening of his life. The convict has also in his plea for mitigation shown sufficient remorse. I find him to be repentant. Having considered the particular circumstances of this case, I am tempted to temper justice with mercy. I find it fitting in the circumstance to invoke Section 29 (2) of the Criminal Code cited by Counsel in his favour. In doing so I shall not give the convict a mandatory jail term. In view of the above I shall, EMMANUEL A. NKEA JUDGE SENTENCE THE CONVICT AS FOLLOWS: 1. Convict is sentenced to pay a fine of D100 000 on Count I in default to serve 10 years imprisonment with hard labour. 2. Convict is sentenced to pay a fine of D100 000 on Count II in default to serve 10 years imprisonment with hard labour. 3. Convict is sentenced to pay a fine of D100 000 on Count III in default to serve 10 years imprisonment with hard labour. 4. Convict is sentenced to pay a fine of D100 000 on Count IV in default to serve 10 years imprisonment with hard labour. 5. The above sentences to run concurrently. 6. I shall Order the Convict to pay FATOUMATTA JALLOW compensation of D100 000 pursuant to Section 145 of