Ramaema and Another v Lerotholi Polytechnic and Another (LC 1 of 2010) [2010] LSLC 9 (12 May 2010)
Referral of dispute to DDPR is not an appeal and does not automatically stay execution of disciplinary tribunal decision; applicants correctly approached court for urgent interim relief under section 228(1) due to DDPR closure; rule nisi interdicting eviction pending arbitration confirmed.
- Citation
- [2010] LSLC 9
- Parties
- Applicant: Masebofane Ramaema; Applicant: Puleng Sakoane; Respondent: Lerotholi Polytechnic; Respondent: Rector Lerotholi Polytechnic
- Court
- Labour Court
- Jurisdiction
- Lesotho
- Judgment Date
- 12 May 2010
- Case Number
- LC 1 of 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Urgent Interim Interdict / Confirmation of Rule Nisi
- Outcome
- rule nisi confirmed
- Legal Topics
- Urgent Interim Relief, Staff Housing, Termination of Employment, Eviction, Appeal and Review, Disciplinary Proceedings
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Masebofane Ramaema
Applicant
Puleng Sakoane
Applicant
Lerotholi Polytechnic
Respondent
Rector Lerotholi Polytechnic
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Urgent Interim Interdict / Confirmation of Rule Nisi
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether referral to DDPR stays execution of disciplinary tribunal decision
- 2 Whether applicants are entitled to urgent interim relief against eviction pending arbitration
- 3 Whether common law rule of appeal staying execution applies to domestic administrative tribunals
Ratio Decidendi
Referral of dispute to DDPR is not an appeal and does not automatically stay execution of disciplinary tribunal decision; applicants correctly approached court for urgent interim relief under section 228(1) due to DDPR closure; rule nisi interdicting eviction pending arbitration confirmed.
Court Disposition
rule nisi confirmed
Orders
- Respondents interdicted from evicting applicants from staff houses pending resolution of dispute by arbitration at DDPR
- No order as to costs
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