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Civil procedure [2023] LSHC 253

Molumo V Lesotho Police Staff (CCA/0143/2022)

Molumo V Lesotho Police Staff (CCA/0143/2022) [2023] LSHC 253 (14 September 2023)

The High Court of Lesotho dismissed an urgent application to stop salary deductions, finding abuse of urgency procedure and no prima facie right to interim relief.

  • Interim interdicts
  • Urgency procedure
  • Abuse of process
  • Loan repayment disputes
  • Interim-interdicts
  • Urgency-procedure
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Civil procedure [2022] LSHC 66

Bonang Seisa T/a Bafokeng General Café v First National Bank Lesotho (CCT/0381/2020)

Bonang Seisa T/a Bafokeng General Café v First National Bank Lesotho (CCT/0381/2020) [2022] LSHC 66 (25 August 2022)

Urgent rescission application dismissed for abuse of the urgency procedure and failure to show good cause under Rule 27.

  • Urgency procedure
  • Rescission of judgment
  • Abuse of court process
  • Default judgment
  • Rescission-of-judgment
  • Urgent-applications
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Civil procedure [2023] LSHC 2

Platinum Credit Limited v Anton Nicolaisen N.O (CCA/0057/2022)

Platinum Credit Limited v Anton Nicolaisen N.O (CCA/0057/2022) [2023] LSHC 2 (16 February 2023)

The applicant failed to prove contempt on the part of the respondents because the Court of Appeal only stayed execution of one order, leaving other extant orders in place which the respondents were obliged to comply with. The respondents' actions were not deliberate or mala fide non-compliance but were in accordance with other valid court orders. The application was also an abuse of the urgency procedure.

  • Contempt of court
  • Urgency procedure
  • Interpretation of court orders
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