Ramaisa v Ramakatane and Others (CIV\APN 443 of 95) [1998] LSCA 97 (23 September 1998)

Ramaisa v Ramakatane and Others (CIV\APN 443 of 95) [1998] LSCA 97 (23 September 1998)

The court upheld the points of law raised by the respondents, finding the applicant's claims unsustainable and dismissing the application with costs.

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Citation
[1998] LSCA 97
Parties
Applicant: Joshua Ramaisa; 1st Respondent: Jessie Ramakatane; 2nd Respondent: Mamohapi Martha Phalatsi; 3rd Respondent: The Commissioner of Lands; 4th Respondent: Lesotho Bank; 5th Respondent: The Registrar of Deeds; 6th Respondent: The Attorney General
Court
Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Lesotho
Case Number
CIV\APN 443 of 95
Procedural Posture
Civil Application / Judgment on Points of Law
Outcome
Application dismissed
Legal Topics
Deed of Transfer, Minister's Consent, Hypothecation of Land, Registration of Hypothecation, Lease Transfer, Unlawful Occupation, Costs
Source Language
en
Property Law Land Law Deed of Transfer Minister's Consent Hypothecation of Land Registration of Hypothecation Lease Transfer Unlawful Occupation +1 more

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Parties

Joshua Ramaisa

Applicant

Jessie Ramakatane

1st Respondent

Mamohapi Martha Phalatsi

2nd Respondent

The Commissioner of Lands

3rd Respondent

Lesotho Bank

4th Respondent

The Registrar of Deeds

5th Respondent

The Attorney General

6th Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Application / Judgment on Points of Law

  1. 1 Validity of Deed of Transfer marked 'JR3'
  2. 2 Validity of Minister's Consent accompanying 'JR3'
  3. 3 Validity of hypothecation of plot 13283-331 by 1st Respondent in favour of 4th Respondent

Ratio Decidendi

The court upheld the points of law raised by the respondents, finding the applicant's claims unsustainable and dismissing the application with costs.

Court Disposition

Application dismissed

Orders

  • Points of law raised by respondents upheld with costs