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Civil procedure [2023] LSHC 126

Beleme Lebajoa V COMPOL (CIV/APN/0178/2022)

Beleme Lebajoa V COMPOL (CIV/APN/0178/2022) [2023] LSHC 126 (3 August 2023)

The High Court of Lesotho ordered the first respondent to pay wasted costs on an attorney-and-client scale after a last-minute recusal application caused a postponement.

  • Costs
  • Attorney-client costs
  • Abuse of process
  • Postponement
  • Recusal
  • Attorney-client-costs
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Tax law [2013] LSHC 25

Ashraf Abubaker v Commissioner for Lesotho Revenue Authority (CCA 50 of 2011)

Ashraf Abubaker v Commissioner for Lesotho Revenue Authority (CCA 50 of 2011) [2013] LSHC 25 (28 June 2013)

The High Court's jurisdiction to review tax assessments at first instance is ousted by the Income Tax Act 1993 and Revenue Appeals Tribunal Act 2005; the applicant failed to exhaust statutory remedies and was uncooperative and dilatory; the application is dismissed with costs on the attorney-client scale.

  • Jurisdiction of high court in tax matters
  • Exhaustion of statutory remedies
  • Tax assessment review
  • Attorney-client costs
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Contract law [1996] LSHC 98

Dorbyl Vehicle Trading Finance Co (Pty) Ltd v Matsaba (CIV/T 659 of 92)

Dorbyl Vehicle Trading Finance Co (Pty) Ltd v Matsaba (CIV/T 659 of 92) [1996] LSHC 98 (14 October 1996)

The High Court upheld a finance company’s claim on three instalment sale agreements, rejecting the defendant’s claim that surrendered buses discharged the debt.

  • Instalment sale agreements
  • Repossession
  • Liquidated damages
  • Parol evidence rule
  • Attorney-client costs
  • Instalment-sale-agreements
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