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Lawyer and MP seek to challenge ban on Court House Yard parking - Vimarsana News

Lawyer and MP seek to challenge ban on Court House Yard parking

A parliamentarian and a lawyer who are among those restricted or prohibited by the Government from parking in the Court House Yard are seeking to challenge this decision in court, describing it as illegal, unreasonable and irrational.

Samoa court declares suspension of two leading opposition MPs void - Vimarsana News

Samoa court declares suspension of two leading opposition MPs void

The Samoa Supreme Court has declared the Assembly motion, purporting to suspend Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi and Lealailepule Rimoni Aiafi, is void.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Revealed: 26 serial litigants banned from court action - Vimarsana News

Revealed: 26 serial litigants banned from court action

Revealed: 26 serial litigants banned from court action Courts have declared 26 people vexatious litigants since 1983, with the list including three people from the same family. News 2nd Apr 2021 5:54 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland courts have declared 26 people vexatious litigants since 1983, with the list including three people from the same family, one person banned from suing a regional council and another who can't take legal action against a bank. A vexatious litigant is someone who persistently begins legal actions without sufficient gr...

Ramaphosa asks for documents implicating SAPS senior le... - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa asks for documents implicating SAPS senior le...

Writing to Sitole on 12 February 2021, Minister of Police Bheki Cele noted that in light of a scathing judgment by the Pretoria High Court on 13 January 2021, communication had been received “from the Presidency” with regard to the matter. “In respect of the recent High Court judgment in the matter between Vuma [Lieutenant-General Francinah Vuma] and others v IPID [the Independent Police Investigative Directorate], I have been requested by the Honourable President to respond to certain issues in respect of the judgment,” wrote Cele. Cele said he had not, “to date” been briefed by ...