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Construction law [2025] LSHC 197

Condo Construction (PTY) LTD V BRixs Development Company (PTY) LTD (CCT/0379/2024)

Condo Construction (PTY) LTD V BRixs Development Company (PTY) LTD (CCT/0379/2024) [2025] LSHC 197 (14 August 2025)

The High Court of Lesotho granted summary judgment for unpaid construction fees, finding no bona fide defence despite the defendant’s defects allegations.

  • Summary judgment
  • Certificate of completion
  • Contractual obligations
  • Retention monies
  • Acknowledgment of debt
  • Defences to summary judgment
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Arbitration [2002] LSCA 62

Raubex Construction Lesotho (Pty) Ltd v Moruthane (CIV/APN/ 476 of 2001)

Raubex Construction Lesotho (Pty) Ltd v Moruthane (CIV/APN/ 476 of 2001) [2002] LSCA 62 (12 August 2002)

The High Court of Lesotho made an arbitral award an order of court after finding a valid arbitration agreement, proper appointment, and no bona fide defence.

  • Enforcement of arbitral awards
  • Joint venture disputes
  • Contractual obligations
  • Judicial discretion in arbitration
  • Arbitration
  • Enforcement-of-award
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Insurance law [2002] LSCA 95

Wool Wagon (Pty) Ltd t/a & Others v Lesotho National General Insurance Company Limited (CIV/APN/ 489 of 2001)

Wool Wagon (Pty) Ltd t/a & Others v Lesotho National General Insurance Company Limited (CIV/APN/ 489 of 2001) [2002] LSCA 95 (25 April 2002)

Applicants sought a mandatory interdict compelling an insurer to accept or deny liability on fire-loss claims. The court dismissed the application with costs.

  • Mandatory interdict
  • Insurance claims
  • Contractual obligations
  • Mandatory-interdict
  • Insurance-claims
  • Civil-procedure
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