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Employment law [2025] SCSC 21

Seychelles Trading Company v Ghianni (CA 14 of 2024)

Seychelles Trading Company v Ghianni (CA 14 of 2024) [2025] SCSC 21 (21 February 2025)

The Supreme Court struck out an employment appeal because the memorandum of appeal failed to comply with Rule 12: it was argumentative, narrative, and lacked a proper prayer for relief.

  • Appeals
  • Drafting of memorandum of appeal
  • Compliance with procedural rules
  • Civil-procedure
  • Employment-law
  • Procedural-compliance
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Civil procedure [2021] SCSC 897

Zakiya Holdings Ltd v Beau Vallon Properties Ltd and Zakiya Holdings Ltd v Beau Vallon Properties Ltd (CS55/2020)

Zakiya Holdings Ltd v Beau Vallon Properties Ltd and Zakiya Holdings Ltd v Beau Vallon Properties Ltd (CS55/2020) [2021] SCSC 897 (21 May 2021)

The plaintiff failed to comply with the mandatory requirement to annex the loan agreement and relevant addendums to the plaint as required by section 74 of the Seychelles Code of Civil Procedure. Despite being given sufficient time, the plaintiff did not file the essential documents, justifying dismissal of the plaint.

  • Pleadings
  • Documentary evidence
  • Loan agreements
  • Compliance with procedural rules
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Family law [2012] SCSC 59

Chetty v Lepere (DC 127/2007)

Chetty v Lepere (DC 127/2007) [2012] SCSC 59 (30 July 2012)

Ancillary relief after divorce was dismissed in limine for non-compliance with procedural rules and insufficient evidence about interests in matrimonial property.

  • Matrimonial property
  • Ancillary relief
  • Compliance with procedural rules
  • Family-law
  • Matrimonial-property
  • Ancillary-relief
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