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Khali v Khali (CIV/T 653 of 2011) [2015] LSHC 21 (16 March 2015)
High Court divorce, maintenance, custody and property dispute between spouses. Divorce granted to the defendant; plaintiff’s separation and maintenance claims were refused.
Ntsekhe v Ntsekhe (CIV/T 136 of 9) [2011] LSHC 152 (14 December 2011)
The High Court of Lesotho granted a stay of execution pending appeal in a judicial separation matter, holding that real and substantial justice required it.
Ntsane v Ntsane and Another (CIV/APN 153 of 92) [1994] LSCA 42 (2 March 1994)
The court discharged a rule nisi and dismissed an urgent interdict application, finding no urgency, serious factual disputes, non-disclosure, and no judicial separation action.
Tekane v Tekane (CIV/T 401 of 85) [1989] LSCA 129 (8 November 1989)
The High Court of Lesotho dismissed the husband’s divorce claim, accepted the wife’s counter-claim for judicial separation, and ordered interim maintenance.
Moerane v Moerane (CIV/T 660 of 86) [1989] LSCA 90 (9 August 1989)
The court granted a conditional divorce order after finding the husband’s conduct, including assaults and lack of reconciliation efforts, implied malicious desertion.
Mohammed v Mohammed (C of A (CIV) 14 of 1985) [1986] LSCA 27 (9 April 1986)
Appeal partly succeeded on jurisdiction and pleading issues in a matrimonial dispute, with the Court of Appeal allowing amendment and restoring judicial-separation relief.
Posa v Posa (CIV/APN/236/83; CIV/T/442/83) [1984] LSCA 84 (26 June 1984)
An interlocutory family-law application in which the court refused maintenance and accommodation orders but restrained the defendant from alienating matrimonial property pending trial.
Mosehle v Mosehle (CIV/T 146 of 78) [1980] LSHC 68 (28 November 1980)
The High Court of Lesotho dismissed a husband's divorce claim for adultery and desertion, granted the wife judicial separation, and left child custody with the husband.
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