The attempted murder case against businessman Shaun Blunden was delayed on Wednesday when it emerged in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court that a new prosecutor was to take over the case and that Blunden had changed his legal representation.
Blunden, 55, co-founder and former CEO of Blunden Coach Tours, allegedly shot his former brother-in-law Deon Williams, 54, after a heated argument at the Blunden family home in June 2015.
On Wednesday, the court was further informed that Blunden had changed his legal representation and would now be represented by advocate Terry Price SC.
The trial is expected to resume on January 16.