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Thabelang Moeketsi & 2 Others V Lesotho General Insurance Co. Ltd (C of A (CIV) 48/2025) [2025] LSCA 72 (7 November 2025)
The Court of Appeal held the appellants lacked locus standi to challenge section 8 of the Motor Vehicle Insurance Order 1989, so the appeal was dismissed.
Sentso Kelumetse Ramochela ( In his capacity as the duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Late Robert Molapo) V NEDBANK Lesotho Limited (CCT/0043/2024) [2025] LSHC 198 (14 August 2025)
Non-joinder of the Master of the High Court and non-compliance with Rule 75 of the High Court Civil Litigation Rules 2024 are fatal procedural defects, warranting dismissal of the action regardless of the executor's substantive right to sue.
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Nyefolo Alotsi & Ano V Lesotho National Development Corporation & Ano. (C of A (CIV) 53/2024) [2025] LSCA 21 (2 May 2025)
Court of Appeal dismissed leave to appeal in a spoliation matter, holding the deregistered company lacked standing and the standing issue was not properly appealed.
Pusetso Moleko V Ministry of Social Development & Ano. (CIV/ADP/0015/2024) [2025] LSHC 34 (18 March 2025)
The High Court of Lesotho dismissed an adoption application, holding the applicant lacked locus standi and the parents’ reasons for relinquishing the child were insufficient.
MAMAISH-PROMA V Likonelo Ntsaoana (C of A (CIV) No 16/2024) [2024] LSCA 46 (1 November 2024)
The Court of Appeal refused condonation for a late civil appeal and struck it from the roll, holding that the unregistered association was not a universitas and lacked capacity to sue.
Basutoland (BCP) VTransformation Resource Centre and 45 others (C of A (CIV) No 22/2024) [2024] LSCA 20 (1 November 2024)
The Court of Appeal held that the High Court had jurisdiction to compel electoral and societies authorities to act, and that TRC had standing.
Lesotho College of Education Staff Union V The Governing Council-Lesotho College of Education & 4 Others (CIV/APN/0175/2024) [2024] LSHC 119 (23 July 2024)
The High Court of Lesotho dismissed a staff union’s application over the Rector recruitment process, finding the applicant lacked locus standi to seek the reliefs.
Nyefolo Alotsi v Lesotho National Developent Corporation (CCA/0077/2024) [2024] LSHC 44 (8 May 2024)
The Magistrates’ Court lacked jurisdiction as the value of the subject property exceeded its monetary ceiling. The 2nd applicant, having been struck off the register, had no legal standing, and the 1st applicant, as director/shareholder, could not sue to vindicate company rights.
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Nala Capital Advisors Pty (Ltd) and Another v Director of Public Prosecutions and Another (C of A (CIV) No. 91/2022) [2023] LSCA 1 (17 November 2023)
Both appellants had locus standi to seek rescission as co-accused. The requirements for rescission under Rule 45(1)(a) and common law were not met on the affidavits. However, justice required expunging the finding of a prima facie case and removal of the publication, as the matter was settled, charges withdrawn, and the respondent did not oppose.
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Rampooana V The Fist National Bank of Lesotho (CCA/0073/2022) [2023] LSHC 132 (3 August 2023)
The bank had no statutory or contractual authority to freeze the 1st applicant’s account or reverse the funds absent a court order; its obligations were limited to reporting suspicious transactions. The 3rd applicant had standing due to its interest in the funds, but the 2nd applicant did not.
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