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Civil procedure [2014] LSCA 43

Director of Statistics and Others v Malefane (C of A (CIV) 43 of 2014)

Director of Statistics and Others v Malefane (C of A (CIV) 43 of 2014) [2014] LSCA 43 (24 October 2014)

Court of Appeal allowed an appeal against a contempt committal, holding the first appellant lacked authority to comply and that money judgments are enforced by execution.

  • Contempt of court by public officials
  • Enforcement of court orders
  • Employment reinstatement
  • Monetary judgments
  • Authority of government officials
  • Contempt-of-court
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Administrative law [2000] LSCA 26

Mahloka v Director of Prisons and Another (CIV/APN 420 of 96)

Mahloka v Director of Prisons and Another (CIV/APN 420 of 96) [2000] LSCA 26 (10 February 2000)

The Director of Prisons had no power under the Prison Rules or the amended principal law to review or vary an award made under Rule 163(1)(b) by an officer in charge; such power is not implied by Section 3 of the Prisons (Amendment) Order No. 30 of 1970. The purported dismissal was ultra vires and unlawful.

  • Disciplinary proceedings
  • Ultra vires
  • Judicial review
  • Employment reinstatement
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Employment law [1995] LSCA 107

National University of Lesotho v Moeketsi (C of A (CIV) 6 of 1995)

National University of Lesotho v Moeketsi (C of A (CIV) 6 of 1995) [1995] LSCA 107 (28 July 1995)

The Court of Appeal held there was no implied term requiring reasonable notice before secondment ended. The appeal against salary and housing allowance orders was dismissed.

  • Secondment
  • Implied terms
  • Employment reinstatement
  • Salary entitlement
  • Implied-terms
  • Salary-entitlement
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