The High Court of Lesotho was established in terms of Section 118 and 119 of the Constitution. The High Court has unlimited original jurisdiction to hear and determine any civil and criminal proceedings (what may be termed as its “ordinary jurisdiction”).

To enable the Judiciary to function most efficiently in the administration and dispensation of Justice. Mission Statement. To increase the disposal of pending High Court cases by 20% from 1476 to 2064 by the end of March 2006. To improve access to …

2024年8月7日 · The Judiciary of Lesotho consists of the Court of Appeal as the apex court, the High Court, and the Subordinates courts which are established in terms of the Constitution of Lesotho, section 118. - The Judicial system of Lesotho is an inheritance of the colonial system and its history can be traced as far back as the late 1800s.

(1) The High Court shall be a court of appeal from all subordinate courts in Lesotho with full power— (a) to reverse and vary all judgments, decisions and orders, civil and criminal, of any of the subordinate courts; (b) to order a new trial of any cause heard or decided in any of the subordinate courts and to direct, if necessary, that such ...

2023年7月12日 · Mofomobe and Shale v. The Prime Minister and others [2023] LSHC 125 Cons (20 June 2023)

The Lesotho Legal Information Institute (LesLII) was set up in 2012. LesLII's mission is to publish the laws of Lesotho for free access to everyone. LesLII is supported by the Judiciary of Lesotho, the Law Office, the Law Society and other justice sector stakeholders.

2024年11月1日 · The Lesotho Legal Information Institute (LesLII) was set up in 2012. LesLII's mission is to publish the laws of Lesotho for free access to everyone. LesLII is supported by the Judiciary of Lesotho, the Law Office, the Law Society and other justice sector stakeholders.

The High Court has unlimited original jurisdiction over civil and criminal matters, as well as appellate jurisdiction from subordinate courts. High Court First Instance Courts

2024年11月21日 · The High Court of Lesotho serves as a crucial element within the country’s judicial hierarchy, functioning as both a trial court and an appellate authority. Established to ensure fair justice and uphold the rule of law, the High Court has multiple responsibilities, significantly influencing how justice is administered throughout the nation.

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