Tseuoa v Labour Appeal Court of Lesotho and Others (C of A (CIV) 27/04; LAC/REV/36/02) [2005] LSCA 1 (14 April 2005)

Tseuoa v Labour Appeal Court of Lesotho and Others (C of A (CIV) 27/04; LAC/REV/36/02) [2005] LSCA 1 (14 April 2005)

The importance of the jurisdictional issue warrants hearing by a Full Court and appointment of an amicus curiae.

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Citation
[2005] LSCA 1
Parties
Appellant: ‘Muso Tšeuoa; 1st Respondent: The Labour Appeal Court of Lesotho; 2nd Respondent: The Directorate of Dispute Prevention and Resolution; 3rd Respondent: The Lesotho Precious Garments/P&T Textile (Pty) Ltd.
Court
Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Lesotho
Case Number
C of A (CIV) 27/04 ; LAC/REV/36/02
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Pre Hearing Order
Outcome
Appeal postponed for hearing by Full Court in next session; amicus curiae to be appointed; jurisdiction to be determined first.
Legal Topics
Appellate Jurisdiction, Labour Appeal Court, Amicus Curiae
Source Language
en
Jurisdiction Labour Law Appellate Jurisdiction Labour Appeal Court Amicus Curiae

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Parties

‘Muso Tšeuoa

Appellant

The Labour Appeal Court of Lesotho

1st Respondent

The Directorate of Dispute Prevention and Resolution

2nd Respondent

The Lesotho Precious Garments/P&T Textile (Pty) Ltd.

3rd Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Pre Hearing Order

  1. 1 Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal to hear appeals from the Labour Appeal Court

Ratio Decidendi

The importance of the jurisdictional issue warrants hearing by a Full Court and appointment of an amicus curiae.

Court Disposition

Appeal postponed for hearing by Full Court in next session; amicus curiae to be appointed; jurisdiction to be determined first.

Orders

  • Appeal postponed to next session of the Court of Appeal in October 2005.
  • Full Court of five judges to hear the appeal.