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Labour law xiao long zhan vs chines hotel another 2023 tzhcld 1380 31 july 2023

xiao long zhan vs chines hotel another 2023 tzhcld 1380 31 july 2023

The High Court Labour Division lifted the veil of incorporation of the judgment debtor and ordered arrest and detention of the 2nd respondent for non-payment.

  • Veil of incorporation
  • Judgment enforcement
  • Director liability
  • Arrest and detention
  • Veil-of-incorporation
  • Judgment-enforcement
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International law izeere jean luc and 8 others v attorney general of republic of uganda reference 18 of 2018 2022 eacj 33 30 november 2022

izeere jean luc and 8 others v attorney general of republic of uganda reference 18 of 2018 2022 eacj 33 30 november 2022

The EACJ dismissed a Reference by nine Ugandan-based Rwandan applicants as time barred, holding that Article 30(2) of the Treaty deprived it of jurisdiction.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Time limitation
  • Treaty interpretation
  • Deportation
  • Arrest and detention
  • Torture
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Labour law simon mwita mlagani another vs kiribo limited 2022 tzhc 602 15 march 2022

simon mwita mlagani another vs kiribo limited 2022 tzhc 602 15 march 2022

The High Court struck out a decree holders’ execution application seeking arrest and detention of a company director for payment of a labour decree, holding that affidavit proof was missing.

  • Execution of decree
  • Corporate veil
  • Arrest and detention
  • Affidavit requirement
  • Execution-of-decree
  • Arrest-and-detention
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Human rights law coordinating secretary of the free citizens convention v ghana communication 4 of 1988 1988 achpr 9 26 october 1988

coordinating secretary of the free citizens convention v ghana communication 4 of 1988 1988 achpr 9 26 october 1988

The African Commission held a communication inadmissible because it was directed against Ghana, which was not a party to the African Charter at the time.

  • Admissibility of communication
  • State party status
  • Arrest and detention
  • Admissibility-of-communication
  • State-party-status
  • Arrest-and-detention
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