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| Alliance for Peace and Democracy (APD) v National Elections Commission (NEC) et al. LRSC 27 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2015 Opinions, Administrative Law, Alliance for Peace and Democracy, best evidence rule, burden of proof, constitutional law, Due Process, Ebola emergency, election irregularities, election magistrate authority, elections law, electoral dispute, harmless error doctrine, hearing officer powers, judicial review of administrative action, Liberty Party, Lofa County, motion for judgment during trial, National Elections Commission, NEC authority, public office election, recount of votes, special senatorial election, state of emergency, Supreme Court of Liberia, tally sheets, unstamped record of count, waiver and consent | alliance-for-peace-and-democracy-apd-v-national-elections-commission-nec-et-al-lrsc-27-2015 apd-v-nec-et-al-lrsc-27-2015 | 2015-opinions administrative-law alliance-for-peace-and-democracy best-evidence-rule burden-of-proof constitutional-law due-process ebola-emergency election-irregularities election-magistrate-authority elections-law electoral-dispute harmless-error-doctrine hearing-officer-powers judicial-review-of-administrative-action liberty-party lofa-county motion-for-judgment-during-trial national-elections-commission nec-authority public-office-election recount-of-votes special-senatorial-election state-of-emergency supreme-court-of-liberia tally-sheets unstamped-record-of-count waiver-and-consent | 2015-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Bentley International Incorporation v RL LRSC 12 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Concession Law, Contract Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Property Law | 2014 Opinions, Administrative Law, Appellate Review, Bill of information, civil law, Civil Procedure Law Section 10.7, Civil Procedure Law Section 41.7, compliance with mandate, concession agreement, contractual interpretation, declaratory judgment, Default Judgment, Due Process, Equitable Relief, ex parte proceeding, executive approval, Executive Law Section 33.2(a), expiration of concession, exploration license, Force Majeure, Freedom Gold Limited, Government of Liberia, Hummingbird Resources (Liberia) Inc., intervenor, judicial authority to rescind, Jurisdiction, legislative ratification, mandamus, mandate of Supreme Court, mineral development agreement, Mines and Energy, mining concession, Mining Law, ministerial authority, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Lands, Motion for Relief from Judgment, motion to rescind ruling, natural resources law, nunc pro tunc appeal, petition for writ of mandamus, Property Rights, renewal of concession, repossession, separation of powers, Service of Process, Statutory interpretation, stay of execution, Supreme Court of Liberia, term of court, writ of possession | bentley-international-incorporation-v-rl-lrsc-12-2014 | 2014-opinions administrative-law appellate-review bill-of-information civil-law civil-procedure-law-section-10-7 civil-procedure-law-section-41-7 compliance-with-mandate concession-agreement contractual-interpretation declaratory-judgment default-judgment due-process equitable-relief ex-parte-proceeding executive-approval executive-law-section-33-2a expiration-of-concession exploration-license force-majeure freedom-gold-limited government-of-liberia hummingbird-resources-liberia-inc intervenor judicial-authority-to-rescind jurisdiction legislative-ratification mandamus mandate-of-supreme-court mineral-development-agreement mines-and-energy mining-concession mining-law ministerial-authority ministry-of-finance ministry-of-justice ministry-of-lands motion-for-relief-from-judgment motion-to-rescind-ruling natural-resources-law nunc-pro-tunc-appeal petition-for-writ-of-mandamus property-rights renewal-of-concession repossession separation-of-powers service-of-process statutory-interpretation stay-of-execution supreme-court-of-liberia term-of-court writ-of-possession | 2014-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases concession-law-supreme-court contract-law-cases natural-resource-law-case-law property-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Board of Tax Appeals (BOTA) et al v The Liberia Revenue Authority (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Corporate Law, Evidence Law, Tax Law | 2026 Opinions, absence of express exemption, administrative agency deference, Administrative Law, Administrative Procedure Act, advance income tax, affirmation of lower court, Appellate Review, arbitrary and capricious standard, Article 25 Constitution, Board of Tax Appeals, Board of Tax Appeals (BOTA), burden of proof, concession agreement, concession agreements and taxation, construction of statutes, contract clause, corporate income tax, error of law, gross income vs net income, harmonization of statutes, impairment of contract, Judicial Review, legislative intent, Liberia Agriculture Corporation (LAC), Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Liberia Revenue Code, Montserrado County, Petition for Judicial Review, plain meaning rule, presumption of consistent usage, Public Policy, refund of excess tax, Revenue Code Section 601(a)(2), Revenue Code Section 904(a)(1), revenue law, scope of judicial review, Statutory interpretation, substantial evidence rule, supremacy of statute over contract, Supreme Court of Liberia, tax concession, tax court, tax credits, tax exemption, tax law, tax liability | board-of-tax-appeals-bota-et-al-v-the-liberia-revenue-authority-2026 | 2026-opinions absence-of-express-exemption administrative-agency-deference administrative-law administrative-procedure-act advance-income-tax affirmation-of-lower-court appellate-review arbitrary-and-capricious-standard article-25-constitution board-of-tax-appeals board-of-tax-appeals-bota burden-of-proof concession-agreement concession-agreements-and-taxation construction-of-statutes contract-clause corporate-income-tax error-of-law gross-income-vs-net-income harmonization-of-statutes impairment-of-contract judicial-review legislative-intent liberia-agriculture-corporation-lac liberia-revenue-authority-lra liberia-revenue-code montserrado-county petition-for-judicial-review plain-meaning-rule presumption-of-consistent-usage public-policy refund-of-excess-tax revenue-code-section-601a2 revenue-code-section-904a1 revenue-law scope-of-judicial-review statutory-interpretation substantial-evidence-rule supremacy-of-statute-over-contract supreme-court-of-liberia tax-concession tax-court tax-credits tax-exemption tax-law tax-liability | 2026-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases concession-law-supreme-court constitutional-law-cases contract-law-cases corporate-law-case evidence-law tax-law supreme-court | |
| Broh v Hon House of Representatives et al. LRSC 20 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Human Rights Law | 2014 Opinions, abuse of power, administrative action, arrest and incarceration, Article 2 (1986 Constitution), Article 20(a) (1986 Constitution), Article 44 (1986 Constitution), civil liberties, constitutional law, constitutional supremacy, Due Process, fundamental rights, House of Representatives, Judicial Review, Jurisdiction, legislative contempt, mandate, Ministry of Justice, notice and hearing, political question doctrine, Rule of Law, separation of powers, Sergeant-at-Arms, Supreme Court of Liberia, unlawful detention, Writ of Prohibition, wrongful rule | broh-v-hon-house-of-representatives-et-al-lrsc-20-2014 | 2014-opinions abuse-of-power administrative-action arrest-and-incarceration article-2-1986-constitution article-20a-1986-constitution article-44-1986-constitution civil-liberties constitutional-law constitutional-supremacy due-process fundamental-rights house-of-representatives judicial-review jurisdiction legislative-contempt mandate ministry-of-justice notice-and-hearing political-question-doctrine rule-of-law separation-of-powers sergeant-at-arms supreme-court-of-liberia unlawful-detention writ-of-prohibition wrongful-rule | 2014-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases human-rights-law-supreme-court supreme-court | |
| Catholic & Peace Commission et al v RL LRSC 18 (2006) | 2006, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law | 2006 Opinions, Administrative Law, appointment of justices, constitutional interpretation, constitutional law, costs ruled against petitioners, Due Process, executive authority, Judicial Review, legislative authority, nomination and confirmation, petition for writ of prohibition, political question doctrine, prohibition denied, Senate confirmation, separation of powers, Supreme Court of Liberia | catholic-peace-commission-et-al-v-rl-lrsc-18-2006 | 2006-opinions administrative-law appointment-of-justices constitutional-interpretation constitutional-law costs-ruled-against-petitioners due-process executive-authority judicial-review legislative-authority nomination-and-confirmation petition-for-writ-of-prohibition political-question-doctrine prohibition-denied senate-confirmation separation-of-powers supreme-court-of-liberia | 2006-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases supreme-court | |
| CDC et al. v NEC et al. LRSC 16 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2015 Opinions, Administrative Law, administrative remedy exhaustion, appeal review, Bomi County, certification of election results, constitutional interpretation, constitutional law, Dissenting Opinion, Due Process, Ebola emergency elections, elections law, electoral irregularities, Grand Cape Mount County, Jurisdiction, legislative authority, Margibi County, Maryland County, National Elections Commission, petition for writ of prohibition, political parties, River Gee County, separation of powers, special senatorial election, statutory conflict analysis, Supreme Court of Liberia | cdc-et-al-v-nec-et-al-lrsc-16-2015 | 2015-opinions administrative-law administrative-remedy-exhaustion appeal-review bomi-county certification-of-election-results constitutional-interpretation constitutional-law dissenting-opinion due-process ebola-emergency-elections elections-law electoral-irregularities grand-cape-mount-county jurisdiction legislative-authority margibi-county maryland-county national-elections-commission petition-for-writ-of-prohibition political-parties river-gee-county separation-of-powers special-senatorial-election statutory-conflict-analysis supreme-court-of-liberia | 2015-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Chambers v NEC et al. LRSC 13 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2015 Opinions, Administrative Law, Appeal, Appellate Review, Article 83(c) Constitution, ballot box irregularities, Bill of Exceptions, burden of proof, constitutional law, contested election, denial of party agents, Due Process, election monitoring, elections law, electoral dispute, exhaustion of remedies, invalidation of ballots, Jurisdictional Defect, mandate, Maryland County, National Elections Commission, NEC Board of Commissioners, new issues on appeal, polling precinct, quorum requirement, recount request, remand for rehearing, rerun election, Section 2.4 Elections Law, special senatorial election, Supreme Court of Liberia, tally sheets, unauthorized voting center, Void Judgment | chambers-v-nec-et-al-lrsc-13-2015 | 2015-opinions administrative-law appeal appellate-review article-83c-constitution ballot-box-irregularities bill-of-exceptions burden-of-proof constitutional-law contested-election denial-of-party-agents due-process election-monitoring elections-law electoral-dispute exhaustion-of-remedies invalidation-of-ballots jurisdictional-defect mandate maryland-county national-elections-commission nec-board-of-commissioners new-issues-on-appeal polling-precinct quorum-requirement recount-request remand-for-rehearing rerun-election section-2-4-elections-law special-senatorial-election supreme-court-of-liberia tally-sheets unauthorized-voting-center void-judgment | 2015-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Concerned Registered Voters vs Teahjay (2023) | 2023, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2023 Opinions, administrative review, Appellate Review, candidate eligibility, candidate nomination, constitutional law, Due Process, election dispute resolution, elections law, electoral complaints, electoral dispute, electoral process, electoral regulations, enforcement of election laws, fair hearing, Judicial Review, Monrovia, Montserrado County, National Elections Commission, NEC, petition for prohibition, political participation, political rights, public office, Republic of Liberia, right to contest election, Rule of Law, senatorial aspirant, Statutory interpretation, suffrage, Supreme Court of Liberia, Writ of Prohibition | concerned-registered-voters-vs-teahjay-2023 | 2023-opinions administrative-review appellate-review candidate-eligibility candidate-nomination constitutional-law due-process election-dispute-resolution elections-law electoral-complaints electoral-dispute electoral-process electoral-regulations enforcement-of-election-laws fair-hearing judicial-review monrovia montserrado-county national-elections-commission nec petition-for-prohibition political-participation political-rights public-office republic-of-liberia right-to-contest-election rule-of-law senatorial-aspirant statutory-interpretation suffrage supreme-court-of-liberia writ-of-prohibition | 2023-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Dean, Jr. v His Honor J. Boima Kontoe et al (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Executive Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Property Law | 2025 Opinions, ancillary proceedings, Appeal, appellate jurisdiction, Article 20(a) Constitution of Liberia, Bill of information, Civil Law Court, Civil Procedure, Civil Procedure Law, constitutional law, diamond restitution, Due Process, enforcement of mandate, Executive Law, Gbarpolu County, Government of Liberia liability, improper execution of mandate, judicial overreach, Mandate Enforcement, Minerals and Mining Law, mining license, Ministry of Justice, Montserrado County, non-party to judgment, official capacity actions, public officers immunity, respondeat superior, Restitution, Rule IV Revised Rules of the Supreme Court, Sixth Judicial Circuit, Standing, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires acts | dean-jr-v-his-honor-j-boima-kontoe-et-al-2025 | 2025-opinions ancillary-proceedings appeal appellate-jurisdiction article-20a-constitution-of-liberia bill-of-information civil-law-court civil-procedure civil-procedure-law constitutional-law diamond-restitution due-process enforcement-of-mandate executive-law gbarpolu-county government-of-liberia-liability improper-execution-of-mandate judicial-overreach mandate-enforcement minerals-and-mining-law mining-license ministry-of-justice montserrado-county non-party-to-judgment official-capacity-actions public-officers-immunity respondeat-superior restitution rule-iv-revised-rules-of-the-supreme-court sixth-judicial-circuit standing supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-acts | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases executive-law-supreme-court natural-resource-law-case-law property-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Donyen v Kanneh (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Elections Law, Evidence Law | 2024 Opinions, Administrative Law, Appeal, Appellate Review, Best evidence, Board of Commissioners, burden of proof, certification of election results, constitutional law, Due Process, Election Dispute, election irregultarities, electoral fraud, electoral irregularities, electoral law, fraud allegations, Fraud must be proved, hearing officer ruling, House of Representatives election, independent candidate, margin of votes, Montserrado County District #2, National Elections Commission (NEC), preponderance of evidence, records of count, recount of ballots', recount of votes, Supreme Court of Liberia, tally sheets, Unity Party | nimely-j-donyen-vs-sekou-s-kanneh-2024 | 2024-opinions administrative-law appeal appellate-review best-evidence board-of-commissioners burden-of-proof certification-of-election-results constitutional-law due-process election-dispute election-irregultarities electoral-fraud electoral-irregularities electoral-law fraud-allegations fraud-must-be-proved hearing-officer-ruling house-of-representatives-election independent-candidate margin-of-votes montserrado-county-district-2 national-elections-commission-nec preponderance-of-evidence records-of-count recount-of-ballots recount-of-votes supreme-court-of-liberia tally-sheets unity-party | 2024-1 administrative-law elections-law-cases evidence-law supreme-court | |
| Fahnbulleh et al. v Brown (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Executive Law, Labor Law | 2024 Opinions, administrative authority, Administrative Law, affirmation of chambers ruling, Appellate Review, attendance and work ethic, chairperson powers, Code of Conduct, commissioners’ salaries, constitutional law, Due Process, government agencies, human rights law, INCHR, Independent National Commission on Human Rights, internal governance, Judicial Review, mandate, Monrovia, presidential appointees, public administration, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires acts, Writ of Prohibition | atty-mohammed-el-dust-fahnbulleh-et-al-vs-cllr-t-dempster-brown-2024 | 2024-opinions administrative-authority administrative-law affirmation-of-chambers-ruling appellate-review attendance-and-work-ethic chairperson-powers code-of-conduct commissioners-salaries constitutional-law due-process government-agencies human-rights-law inchr independent-national-commission-on-human-rights internal-governance judicial-review mandate monrovia presidential-appointees public-administration separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-acts writ-of-prohibition | 2024-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases executive-law-supreme-court labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Her Excellency Madam Jewel Howard Taylor v. Yeebahn (2019) | 2019, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Corporate Law | 2019 Opinions, Administrative Law, affirmance, Appellate Review, Audit, civil law, Civil Law Court, constitutional law, declaratory judgment, Due Process, executive authority, General Auditing Commission, impeachment procedure, Judicial Review, Liberia Marketing Association, Montserrado County, political question doctrine, public corporations, removal from office, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspension from office, Ultra Vires | her-excellency-madam-jewel-howard-taylor-v-yeebahn-2019 | 2019-opinions administrative-law affirmance appellate-review audit civil-law civil-law-court constitutional-law declaratory-judgment due-process executive-authority general-auditing-commission impeachment-procedure judicial-review liberia-marketing-association montserrado-county political-question-doctrine public-corporations removal-from-office separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia suspension-from-office ultra-vires | 2019-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases corporate-law-case supreme-court | |
| His Honor H. Nyenswa Davis, Sr. v. Liberia Telecommunication Authority (LTA) (2016) | 2016, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Labor Law | Appeal bond, Confidentiality, Default Judgment, Employment Law, Judicial Review, Jurisdiction, Labour Law, Liberia, Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), Ministry of Labour, National Labour Court, Service of Process, Sie-A-Nyene G. Yuoh, Supreme Court, Wiefueh A. Sayeh, Wrongful Dismissal | his-honor-h-nyenswa-davis sr-v-liberia-telecommunication-authority-lta-2016 | appeal-bond confidentiality default-judgment employment-law judicial-review jurisdiction labour-law liberia liberia-telecommunications-authority-lta ministry-of-labour national-labour-court service-of-process sie-a-nyene-g-yuoh supreme-court wiefueh-a-sayeh wrongful-dismissal | 2016-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| His Honor Joseph M. Kollie v The Management of Oceano Casino (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Criminal Law, Labor Law | 2025 Opinions, Abandonment of Appeal, administrative hearing, appellate procedure, Bill of Exceptions, Civil Procedure Law, clerk of court duties, criminal investigation, Default Judgment, dismissal in disguise, Employment Law, failure to transcribe records, Labour Law, labour procedure, Liberia National Police, mandate, Ministry of Labor, Montserrado County, Motion to dismiss appeal, National Labour Court, ninety-day statutory period, Notice of Completion of Appeal, Petition for Judicial Review, resumption of jurisdiction, Rule 31 Revised Rules of the Circuit Court, Superintendence of Appeal, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspension from employment, theft allegation, transcription of records, Unfair Labour Practice, unpaid salaries, Wrongful Dismissal, wrongful dismissal benefits | his-honor-joseph-m-kollie-v-the-management-of-oceano-casino-2025 | 2025-opinions abandonment-of-appeal administrative-hearing appellate-procedure bill-of-exceptions civil-procedure-law clerk-of-court-duties criminal-investigation default-judgment dismissal-in-disguise employment-law failure-to-transcribe-records labour-law labour-procedure liberia-national-police mandate ministry-of-labor montserrado-county motion-to-dismiss-appeal national-labour-court ninety-day-statutory-period notice-of-completion-of-appeal petition-for-judicial-review resumption-of-jurisdiction rule-31-revised-rules-of-the-circuit-court superintendence-of-appeal supreme-court-of-liberia suspension-from-employment theft-allegation transcription-of-records unfair-labour-practice unpaid-salaries wrongful-dismissal wrongful-dismissal-benefits | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases criminal-law-cases labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| His Honour Worjlor et al. v Save the Children UK (Liberia) LRSC 44 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Contract Law, Corporate Law, Labor Law | 2015 Opinions, Administrative Law, Appellate Review, back pay, bank signatory mandate, Bong County, corporate governance, deference to administrative agency, dismissal for cause, Due Process, employee termination benefits, employer policies and procedures, Employment Law, failure to follow instructions, Fiduciary Duty, financial misconduct, gross breach of duty, indefinite employment contract, insubordination, internal investigation, Judicial Review, Labour Law, Labour Practices Law, memorandum of understanding, Ministry of Labour, misuse of funds, National Labour Court, Negligence, reinstatement, reversal of hearing officer, Save the Children-UK (Liberia), Section 1508, serious breach of duty, standard of review, Supreme Court of Liberia, unauthorized transaction, wages due, Wrongful Dismissal | his-honour-worjlor-et-al-v-save-the-children-uk-liberia-lrsc-44-2015 | 2015-opinions administrative-law appellate-review back-pay bank-signatory-mandate bong-county corporate-governance deference-to-administrative-agency dismissal-for-cause due-process employee-termination-benefits employer-policies-and-procedures employment-law failure-to-follow-instructions fiduciary-duty financial-misconduct gross-breach-of-duty indefinite-employment-contract insubordination internal-investigation judicial-review labour-law labour-practices-law memorandum-of-understanding ministry-of-labour misuse-of-funds national-labour-court negligence reinstatement reversal-of-hearing-officer save-the-children-uk-liberia section-1508 serious-breach-of-duty standard-of-review supreme-court-of-liberia unauthorized-transaction wages-due wrongful-dismissal | 2015-1 administrative-law contract-law-cases corporate-law-case labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| In Re GEC Report on Counsellors T. Dempters Brown and Margaret Nigba (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Ethics | 2025 Opinions, absence of ethical violation, absence of lawyer-client relationship, administrative investigation, affirmation of committee recommendation, Amici Curiae, Code of Moral and Professional Ethics, Conflict of Interest, disciplinary proceedings, dismissal of complaint, Ethical Complaint, fact-finding committee, frivolous complaint, GEC investigative report, Grievance and Ethics Committee, Independent National Commission on Human Rights, jurisdiction of grievance and ethics committee, Lawyer-Client Relationship, Legal Ethics, media statements by public officials, Montserrado County, Professional Responsibility, recusal, referral to Ministry of Justice, sexual exploitation and abuse allegations, sexual harassment allegations, Supreme Court Bar, Supreme Court of Liberia | in-re-gec-report-on-counsellors-t-dempters-brown-and-margaret-nigba | 2025-opinions absence-of-ethical-violation absence-of-lawyer-client-relationship administrative-investigation affirmation-of-committee-recommendation amici-curiae code-of-moral-and-professional-ethics conflict-of-interest disciplinary-proceedings dismissal-of-complaint ethical-complaint fact-finding-committee frivolous-complaint gec-investigative-report grievance-and-ethics-committee independent-national-commission-on-human-rights jurisdiction-of-grievance-and-ethics-committee lawyer-client-relationship legal-ethics media-statements-by-public-officials montserrado-county professional-responsibility recusal referral-to-ministry-of-justice sexual-exploitation-and-abuse-allegations sexual-harassment-allegations supreme-court-bar supreme-court-of-liberia | 2025-1 administrative-law ethics supreme-court | |
| IN RE The Constitutionality of the National Elections Commission Planned Conduct of the Voters Registration (2023) | 2023, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2023 Opinions, Administrative Law, Article 39 (Constitution), Article 80 Constitution, Article 80(c), Article 80(d), Article 80(e), Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), constitutional interpretation, constitutional law, constitutional supremacy, constitutionality challenge, costs disallowed, demarcation of constituencies, dismissal of petition, elections law, electoral constituencies, electoral districting, electoral law, electoral threshold, equal suffrage, executive authority, harmless error, harmonization doctrine, in re proceedings, Joint Resolution LEG-002(2010), Judicial Review, jurisdictional issue, lack of threshold, legislative authority, legislative inaction, Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services (LISGIS), Liberty Party v NEC, mandate, misjoinder of parties, national census, National Elections Commission (NEC), non-self-executing constitutional duty, October 2023 Elections, political parties, population disparity, precedent analysis, preconditions for reapportionment, procedural irregularities, provisional census results, provisional vs final census, reapportionment of constituencies, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, voter inequality, voter registration process, Voters registration | in-re-the-constitutionality-of-the-national-elections-commission-planned-conduct-of-the-voters-registration-2023 | 2023-opinions administrative-law article-39-constitution article-80-constitution article-80c article-80d article-80e collaborating-political-parties-cpp constitutional-interpretation constitutional-law constitutional-supremacy constitutionality-challenge costs-disallowed demarcation-of-constituencies dismissal-of-petition elections-law electoral-constituencies electoral-districting electoral-law electoral-threshold equal-suffrage executive-authority harmless-error harmonization-doctrine in-re-proceedings joint-resolution-leg-0022010 judicial-review jurisdictional-issue lack-of-threshold legislative-authority legislative-inaction liberia-institute-of-statistics-and-geo-information-services-lisgis liberty-party-v-nec mandate misjoinder-of-parties national-census national-elections-commission-nec non-self-executing-constitutional-duty october-2023-elections political-parties population-disparity precedent-analysis preconditions-for-reapportionment procedural-irregularities provisional-census-results provisional-vs-final-census reapportionment-of-constituencies separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia voter-inequality voter-registration-process voters-registration | 2023-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| In re: Constitutionality of Sections 16.1 and 16.2 of the Anti-Corruption Commission Act | 2023, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Executive Law, Governance Law, Judiciary Law | 2023 Opinions, abolition of statutory agency, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption Law, Article 20(a), Article 25, Article 3, Article 34(l), Article 50, Article 56, Article 89, Center for Law and Human Rights Education v. MCC, Citizens Solidarity Council v. Republic of Liberia, constitutional law, constitutionality of statute, contract clause, Due Process, executive authority, Fazzah v. National Economy Committee, Garlawolu v. NEC, governance reform, harmonization of statutes, impairment of contract, independence of commissions, Janeh v. House of Representatives, judicial restraint, Judicial Review, justiciability, Kruah v. Weah, LACC Act 2008, LACC Act 2022, legislative authority, legislative power, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, loss of office, Mappy-Polson v. Republic of Liberia, Martin Sallie Kollie v. Executive Branch, Monrovia, Montserrado County, premature action, prosecutorial powers, public offices, Public Policy, removal from office, restructuring of public institutions, ripeness doctrine, separation of powers, Standing, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, temporary appointment, tenure of public officials, transitional provisions, Wolo v. Wolo | in-re-constitutionality-of-sections-16-1-and-16-2-of-the-anti-corruption-commission-act | 2023-opinions abolition-of-statutory-agency administrative-law anti-corruption-law article-20a article-25 article-3 article-34l article-50 article-56 article-89 center-for-law-and-human-rights-education-v-mcc citizens-solidarity-council-v-republic-of-liberia constitutional-law constitutionality-of-statute contract-clause due-process executive-authority fazzah-v-national-economy-committee garlawolu-v-nec governance-reform harmonization-of-statutes impairment-of-contract independence-of-commissions janeh-v-house-of-representatives judicial-restraint judicial-review justiciability kruah-v-weah lacc-act-2008 lacc-act-2022 legislative-authority legislative-power liberia-anti-corruption-commission loss-of-office mappy-polson-v-republic-of-liberia martin-sallie-kollie-v-executive-branch monrovia montserrado-county premature-action prosecutorial-powers public-offices public-policy removal-from-office restructuring-of-public-institutions ripeness-doctrine separation-of-powers standing statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia temporary-appointment tenure-of-public-officials transitional-provisions wolo-v-wolo | 2023-1 administrative-law anti-corruption constitutional-law-cases executive-law-supreme-court governance-law-cases judiciary-law supreme-court | |
| Jackson vs. Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) et al (2020) | 2020, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Maritime Law | 2020 Opinions, Administrative Law, Article 56(a) Constitution, Article 89 Constitution, autonomous agencies, constitutional law, contempt of court, diplomatic appointment, Disciplinary Action, executive authority, International Maritime Organization, Jurisdiction, Legal Ethics, Liberia Maritime Authority, permanent representative, presidential appointment power, Professional Misconduct, prohibition denied, removal from office, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspension of lawyer, tenure of office, Writ of Prohibition | jackson-vs-liberia-maritime-authority-lma-et-al-2020 | 2020-opinions administrative-law article-56a-constitution article-89-constitution autonomous-agencies constitutional-law contempt-of-court diplomatic-appointment disciplinary-action executive-authority international-maritime-organization jurisdiction legal-ethics liberia-maritime-authority permanent-representative presidential-appointment-power professional-misconduct prohibition-denied removal-from-office separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia suspension-of-lawyer tenure-of-office writ-of-prohibition | 2020-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases maritime-law supreme-court | |
| Job Security Scheme Insurance Corp. v RL et al LRSC 16; 33 LLR 49 (1985) | 1985, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Corporate Law, Insurance Law | 1985 Opinions, Administrative Law, amendment of articles of incorporation, Appellate Review, Bureau of Insurance, cancellation of certificate, certificate of authority, Commissioner of Insurance, compliance, corporate franchise, Corporate Law, insurance law, insurance regulation, minister of justice, Ministry of Commerce, quo warranto, ruling affirmed with modification, security deposit, Supreme Court of Liberia | job-security-scheme-insurance-corp-v-rl-et-al-lrsc-16-33-llr-49-1985 | 1985-opinions administrative-law amendment-of-articles-of-incorporation appellate-review bureau-of-insurance cancellation-of-certificate certificate-of-authority commissioner-of-insurance compliance corporate-franchise corporate-law insurance-law insurance-regulation minister-of-justice ministry-of-commerce quo-warranto ruling-affirmed-with-modification security-deposit supreme-court-of-liberia | 1985-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases corporate-law-case insurance-law supreme-court | |
| JUPICA et al. v NEC et al. LRSC 60 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law, Health Law | 2014 Opinions, Administrative Law, amendment of pleadings, appellate procedure, constitutional law, Due Process, Ebola virus disease, elections law, improper verification, Joint Resolution, Jurisdiction, Monrovia, Montserrado County, National Elections Commission, Paynesville City, political question doctrine, public health emergency, quasi-judicial powers, separation of powers, special senatorial election, Standing, state of emergency, striking of returns, Supreme Court of Liberia, Writ of Prohibition | jupica-et-al-v-nec-et-al-lrsc-60-2014 | 2014-opinions administrative-law amendment-of-pleadings appellate-procedure constitutional-law due-process ebola-virus-disease elections-law improper-verification joint-resolution jurisdiction monrovia montserrado-county national-elections-commission paynesville-city political-question-doctrine public-health-emergency quasi-judicial-powers separation-of-powers special-senatorial-election standing state-of-emergency striking-of-returns supreme-court-of-liberia writ-of-prohibition | 2014-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases health-law supreme-court | |
| Kennedy et al v Carlton Petroleum Inc. [1997] LRSC 4_ 38 LLR 360 (1998) (22 July 1997) | 1997, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Judiciary Law | 1997 Opinions, administrative adjudication, admission by failure to deny, amended pleading, amendment of pleadings, Bill of information, civil law, Civil Procedure, contempt proceedings, costs prerequisite, hearing officers, Judicial Review, Labor Law, last pleader rule, Mandate Enforcement, Ministry of Labour, Motion to Dismiss, notice pay, payment of accrued costs, pleading practice, Re-argument, redundancy benefits, remedial process, Supreme Court jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, withdrawal of pleadings, Writ of Error | kennedy-et-al-v-carlton-petroleum-inc-1997-lrsc-4_-38-llr-360-1998-22-july-1997 united-states-trading-company-by-and-thru-its-general-manager-movant-united-states-trading-company-redundant-workers | 1997-opinions administrative-adjudication admission-by-failure-to-deny amended-pleading amendment-of-pleadings bill-of-information civil-law civil-procedure contempt-proceedings costs-prerequisite hearing-officers judicial-review labor-law last-pleader-rule mandate-enforcement ministry-of-labour motion-to-dismiss notice-pay payment-of-accrued-costs pleading-practice re-argument redundancy-benefits remedial-process supreme-court-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia withdrawal-of-pleadings writ-of-error | 1997-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases judiciary-law supreme-court | |
| Kpoto v The Intestate Estate of the late Joseph V. Gaye, Sr. (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Contract Law, Insurance Law | 2025 Opinions, administrative regulation, Appeal bond, Appellate Review, CBL Insurance Directive No. CBL/ID/DIR/001/2025, Central Bank of Liberia, certificate of assets, civil law, Civil Law Court, Civil Procedure Law, Contract Law, costs to abide final determination, docketing of appeal, enforcement of contract, Insurance Act of 2013, insurance bond, jurisdictional steps to appeal, mandate, Montserrado County, Motion to dismiss appeal, perfection of appeal, retroactive application, Section 51.4, Specific Performance, statutory compliance, substantial compliance, Supreme Court of Liberia, surety, validity of bond | kpoto-v-the-intestate-estate-of-the-late-joseph-v-gaye | 2025-opinions administrative-regulation appeal-bond appellate-review cbl-insurance-directive-no-cbl-id-dir-001-2025 central-bank-of-liberia certificate-of-assets civil-law civil-law-court civil-procedure-law contract-law costs-to-abide-final-determination docketing-of-appeal enforcement-of-contract insurance-act-of-2013 insurance-bond jurisdictional-steps-to-appeal mandate montserrado-county motion-to-dismiss-appeal perfection-of-appeal retroactive-application section-51-4 specific-performance statutory-compliance substantial-compliance supreme-court-of-liberia surety validity-of-bond | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases contract-law-cases insurance-law supreme-court | |
| Liberty Party v NEC LRSC 27 (2009) | 2009, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law | 2008 Opinions, accreditation of political parties, administrative agency overreach, Administrative Law, administrative penalties, Appeal, Article 20(a), Article 66, autonomous agencies, Ayad v. Dennis, Bill of Exceptions, by-election, citation and hearing, constitutional law, contempt powers, Criminal Law, Default Judgment, Due Process, election law, election offenses, Elections Act of 2004 amendment, Elections Law of 1986, electoral misconduct, felony, final appellate jurisdiction, fine, imposition of fines, judicial power, Judicial Review, jurisdictional challenge, Liberty Party, mandate, Margibi County, misdemeanor, National Elections Commission, political parties, Prohibition, reversal of NEC ruling, revocation of accreditation, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, subpoenas, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspension of political party operations, trial by jury, unconstitutional exercise of judicial functions | liberty-party-v-nec-lrsc-27-2009 | 2008-opinions accreditation-of-political-parties administrative-agency-overreach administrative-law administrative-penalties appeal article-20a article-66 autonomous-agencies ayad-v-dennis bill-of-exceptions by-election citation-and-hearing constitutional-law contempt-powers criminal-law default-judgment due-process election-law election-offenses elections-act-of-2004-amendment elections-law-of-1986 electoral-misconduct felony final-appellate-jurisdiction fine imposition-of-fines judicial-power judicial-review jurisdictional-challenge liberty-party mandate margibi-county misdemeanor national-elections-commission political-parties prohibition reversal-of-nec-ruling revocation-of-accreditation separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation subpoenas supreme-court-of-liberia suspension-of-political-party-operations trial-by-jury unconstitutional-exercise-of-judicial-functions | 2009-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Lonestar Communication Corporation v His Honour Chesson et al LRSC 29 (2016) | 2016, Administrative Law, Corporate Law, Evidence Law, Tax Law | 2016 Opinions, accounting practices, Administrative Law, administrative tribunal powers, Appellate Review, audit and investigation, audit discrepancies, Board of Tax Appeals, burden of proof, Certiorari, corporate expenses, corporate governance, corporate taxation, disclosure of evidence, disguised dividends, Due Process, emergency hearing, Estoppel, evidentiary requirements, exhaustion of administrative remedies, expatriate taxation, fairness in taxation, final decision rule, finality of tax obligations, five-year limitation rule, forensic audit, fraud allegation, government revenue collection, interest on tax liability, interlocutory ruling, internal appeal process, Judicial Review, Jurisdiction, legal memoranda, Liberia Revenue Authority, Liberia Telecommunications Authority, Liberia telecommunications sector, management fees, Ministry of Finance, Montserrado County, motions to dismiss, multiple tax assessments, non-resident taxation, pleadings, procedural requirements, reassessment authority, reconciliation exercise, regulatory agencies, remand, Revenue Code of Liberia, revenue law, right of appeal, Section 59 Revenue Code, Section 60 Revenue Code, Section 70 Revenue Code, Section 71 Revenue Code, Section 74 Revenue Code, Statutory interpretation, statutory timelines, sua sponte issues, Supreme Court of Liberia, tax clearance certificate, tax compliance, tax court, tax evasion allegations, tax law, tax liability, tax penalties, tax reassessment, taxation dispute, taxpayer rights, ten-year limitation exception, timeliness of appeal, waiver of penalties, withholding tax | lonestar-communication-corporation-v-his-honour-chesson-et-al-lrsc-29-2016 | 2016-opinions accounting-practices administrative-law administrative-tribunal-powers appellate-review audit-and-investigation audit-discrepancies board-of-tax-appeals burden-of-proof certiorari corporate-expenses corporate-governance corporate-taxation disclosure-of-evidence disguised-dividends due-process emergency-hearing estoppel evidentiary-requirements exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies expatriate-taxation fairness-in-taxation final-decision-rule finality-of-tax-obligations five-year-limitation-rule forensic-audit fraud-allegation government-revenue-collection interest-on-tax-liability interlocutory-ruling internal-appeal-process judicial-review jurisdiction legal-memoranda liberia-revenue-authority liberia-telecommunications-authority liberia-telecommunications-sector management-fees ministry-of-finance montserrado-county motions-to-dismiss multiple-tax-assessments non-resident-taxation pleadings procedural-requirements reassessment-authority reconciliation-exercise regulatory-agencies remand revenue-code-of-liberia revenue-law right-of-appeal section-59-revenue-code section-60-revenue-code section-70-revenue-code section-71-revenue-code section-74-revenue-code statutory-interpretation statutory-timelines sua-sponte-issues supreme-court-of-liberia tax-clearance-certificate tax-compliance tax-court tax-evasion-allegations tax-law tax-liability tax-penalties tax-reassessment taxation-dispute taxpayer-rights ten-year-limitation-exception timeliness-of-appeal waiver-of-penalties withholding-tax | 2016-1 administrative-law corporate-law-case evidence-law tax-law supreme-court | |
| Lutheran Church in Liberia v Natt et al LRSC 15 (2007) | 2007, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Labor Law | administrative jurisdiction, appellate jurisdiction, burden of proof, employee benefits, employment relationship, INA Decree No. 21, judgment affirmed, Judicial Review, Labour Law, Lofa County, Lutheran Church in Liberia, Ministry of Labour, Montserrado County, National Labour Court, payroll deductions, pension benefits, PRC Decree No. 35, preponderance of evidence, provident fund, retirement pension, subject matter jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, Unfair Labour Practice | lutheran-church-in-liberia-v-natt-et-al-lrsc-15-2007 | administrative-jurisdiction appellate-jurisdiction burden-of-proof employee-benefits employment-relationship ina-decree-no-21 judgment-affirmed judicial-review labour-law lofa-county lutheran-church-in-liberia ministry-of-labour montserrado-county national-labour-court payroll-deductions pension-benefits prc-decree-no-35 preponderance-of-evidence provident-fund retirement-pension subject-matter-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia unfair-labour-practice | 2007-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Miamen, et al. v Inter Con Security LRSC 30 (2016) | 2016, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Evidence Law, Labor Law | 2016 Opinions, administrative fine, administrative proceedings, allegation of fraud, amendment of pleadings, American Embassy Monrovia, Appellate Review, burden of proof, compensation compliance, consent and voluntariness, contractual obligation, corporate employer, Due Process, duress and undue influence, eligibility for pension, employer-employee relationship, Employment Law, employment records, Estoppel, evidentiary insufficiency, failure to notify Ministry of Labour, Inter-Con Security System, Judicial Review, labour dispute, Labour Law, legal effect of release, Liberia, mandatory vs directory provisions, Ministry of Labour, misrepresentation, Montserrado County, National Labour Court, operational restructuring, pension rights, preponderance of evidence, Procedural Law, proof of replacement, re-employment preference, reassignment of employees, redundancy, redundancy benefits, redundancy regulation, Regulation No. 8, release agreement, remedies under labour law, replacement of employees, retirement benefits, Section 2501 Labour Law, Section 2503 Labour Law, security services industry, severance pay, Statutory interpretation, statutory penalty, subpoena duces tecum, Supreme Court of Liberia, termination of employment, unfair labour practices, validity of release, waiver of claims, witness credibility, workforce reduction, Wrongful Dismissal | miamen-et-al-v-inter-con-security-lrsc-30-2016 | 2016-opinions administrative-fine administrative-proceedings allegation-of-fraud amendment-of-pleadings american-embassy-monrovia appellate-review burden-of-proof compensation-compliance consent-and-voluntariness contractual-obligation corporate-employer due-process duress-and-undue-influence eligibility-for-pension employer-employee-relationship employment-law employment-records estoppel evidentiary-insufficiency failure-to-notify-ministry-of-labour inter-con-security-system judicial-review labour-dispute labour-law legal-effect-of-release liberia mandatory-vs-directory-provisions ministry-of-labour misrepresentation montserrado-county national-labour-court operational-restructuring pension-rights preponderance-of-evidence procedural-law proof-of-replacement re-employment-preference reassignment-of-employees redundancy redundancy-benefits redundancy-regulation regulation-no-8 release-agreement remedies-under-labour-law replacement-of-employees retirement-benefits section-2501-labour-law section-2503-labour-law security-services-industry severance-pay statutory-interpretation statutory-penalty subpoena-duces-tecum supreme-court-of-liberia termination-of-employment unfair-labour-practices validity-of-release waiver-of-claims witness-credibility workforce-reduction wrongful-dismissal | 2016-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases evidence-law labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| RL v Bernice Trading Center LRSC 54 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Commercial Law | 2014 Opinions, Administrative Law, Administrative Procedure Act, administrative remedies, Bernice Trading Center, commercial regulation, Due Process, exhaustion of remedies, import regulation, Judicial Review, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, obscenity regulation, Prohibition, regulation of commerce, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires administrative action, Writ of Prohibition | rl-v-bernice-trading-center-lrsc-54-2014 | 2014-opinions administrative-law administrative-procedure-act administrative-remedies bernice-trading-center commercial-regulation due-process exhaustion-of-remedies import-regulation judicial-review ministry-of-commerce-and-industry obscenity-regulation prohibition regulation-of-commerce supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-administrative-action writ-of-prohibition | 2014-1 administrative-law commercial-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Sarpo Community v The Central Bank of Liberia et al (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Customary Law | 2008 National Population and Housing Census, 2025 Opinions, Administrative Law, Article 34(d)(ii), Article 5, Article 65, banknote design, Capacity to Sue, Central Bank of Liberia, Civil Procedure, Constitution of Liberia, constitutional law, currency issuance, declaratory judgment, discrimination, equal protection, ethnic group recognition, executive branch, justiciability, legislative authority, Liberian dollar, LISGIS, Ministry of Justice, Monrovia, Montserrado County, Motion to Dismiss, national unity, political question doctrine, real party in interest, separation of powers, Sinoe County, Standing, subject matter jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, tribalism | sarpo-community-v-the-central-bank-of-liberia-et-al-2025 | 2008-national-population-and-housing-census 2025-opinions administrative-law article-34dii article-5 article-65 banknote-design capacity-to-sue central-bank-of-liberia civil-procedure constitution-of-liberia constitutional-law currency-issuance declaratory-judgment discrimination equal-protection ethnic-group-recognition executive-branch justiciability legislative-authority liberian-dollar lisgis ministry-of-justice monrovia montserrado-county motion-to-dismiss national-unity political-question-doctrine real-party-in-interest separation-of-powers sinoe-county standing subject-matter-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia tribalism | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases customary-law supreme-court | |
| Sogbandi et al. v Morlu et al. LRSC 50 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Ethics, Maritime Law, Traffic Law | 2014 Opinions, Administrative Law, alternative remedies, Appellate Review, Bureau of Maritime Affairs, Conflict of Interest, constitutional law, declaratory judgment, Due Process, exhaustion of administrative remedies, fraud allegations, government property, judicial and quasi-judicial acts, Jurisdiction, Legal Ethics, Liberia Maritime Authority, mandate, premature filing, prohibition denied, public officials, Supreme Court of Liberia, vehicle ownership, Writ of Prohibition | sogbandi-et-al-v-morlu-et-al-lrsc-50-2014 | 2014-opinions administrative-law alternative-remedies appellate-review bureau-of-maritime-affairs conflict-of-interest constitutional-law declaratory-judgment due-process exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies fraud-allegations government-property judicial-and-quasi-judicial-acts jurisdiction legal-ethics liberia-maritime-authority mandate premature-filing prohibition-denied public-officials supreme-court-of-liberia vehicle-ownership writ-of-prohibition | 2014-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases ethics maritime-law traffic-law supreme-court | |
| Sogbandi et al. v Morlu et al. LRSC 52 (2014) | 2014, Administrative Law, Maritime Law, Traffic Law | 2014 Opinions, abuse of process, Administrative Law, Bureau of Maritime Affairs, constitutional law, Costs, enforcement proceedings, exhaustion of remedies, General Services Agency, government vehicles, Judicial Review, Jurisdiction, Liberia Maritime Authority, mandate, petition for prohibition, premature filing, public property, quasi-judicial action, Supreme Court of Liberia, Writ of Prohibition | sogbandi-et-al-v-morlu-et-al-lrsc-52-2014 | 2014-opinions abuse-of-process administrative-law bureau-of-maritime-affairs constitutional-law costs enforcement-proceedings exhaustion-of-remedies general-services-agency government-vehicles judicial-review jurisdiction liberia-maritime-authority mandate petition-for-prohibition premature-filing public-property quasi-judicial-action supreme-court-of-liberia writ-of-prohibition | 2014-1 administrative-law maritime-law traffic-law supreme-court | |
| Speaker J. Fonati Koffa et al. v. Representative Richard N. Koon (2025) Dissenting Opinion | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Dissenting Opinions | acceptance of benefits, amended bill of information, appellate mandate, Article 2, Article 20, Article 3, Article 31, Article 33, Article 35, Article 49, Article 50, Article 66, Article 90, Bill of information, budget passage process, Conflict of Interest, constitutional interpretation, constitutional law, constitutional supremacy, contempt powers, definition of mandate, Dissenting Opinion, Due Process, elections commission precedent, enforcement limits, Estoppel, executive approval, fiscal policy, FY2025 budget, House of Representatives, Jr., Jurisdiction, Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, LAMCO v. Azzam, legislative impasse, legislature, mandamus, mandate, national budget, oath of office, political question doctrine, presidential powers, presiding officer, Prohibition, Public Policy, quorum, removal of speaker, Revised Rules of the Supreme Court, Rule IV Part 12, self-preservation doctrine, Senate concurrence, separation of powers, Speaker dispute, state necessity, three coordinate branches, Timeliness, Waiver | speaker-j-fonati-koffa-et-al-v-representative-richard-n-koon-2025-dissenting-opinion | acceptance-of-benefits amended-bill-of-information appellate-mandate article-2 article-20 article-3 article-31 article-33 article-35 article-49 article-50 article-66 article-90 bill-of-information budget-passage-process conflict-of-interest constitutional-interpretation constitutional-law constitutional-supremacy contempt-powers definition-of-mandate dissenting-opinion due-process elections-commission-precedent enforcement-limits estoppel executive-approval fiscal-policy fy2025-budget house-of-representatives jr jurisdiction justice-yamie-quiqui-gbeisay lamco-v-azzam legislative-impasse legislature mandamus mandate national-budget oath-of-office political-question-doctrine presidential-powers presiding-officer prohibition public-policy quorum removal-of-speaker revised-rules-of-the-supreme-court rule-iv-part-12 self-preservation-doctrine senate-concurrence separation-of-powers speaker-dispute state-necessity three-coordinate-branches timeliness waiver | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases dissenting-opinions supreme-court | |
| Tandapolie al. v. National Election Commission et al (2023) | 2023, Administrative Law, Citizenship Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law, Evidence Law | 2023 Opinions, administrative investigation, Aliens and Nationality Law, appellate reversal, Appellate Review, Article 30 Constitution of Liberia, Board of Commissioners NEC, Caldwell, candidate eligibility, challenge to nomination, citizenship eligibility, Civil Procedure Law, consolidation of actions, constitutional law, denial of motion, disqualification, District 11, documentary evidence, domicile definition, domicile requirement, dual citizenship, elections law, electoral dispute, electoral maps, electoral procedures, eligibility to contest election, eminent citizen, evidentiary burden, GIS evidence, hearing officers, jurisdiction of NEC, lack of standing, legal standing, locus standi, Louisiana community, mandate, Montserrado County, motion for newly discovered evidence, Motion to Dismiss, National Elections Commission, NEC, nomination and registration procedures 2023, objection to nomination, political party standing, preponderance of evidence, provisional listing of candidates, registered voter, renunciation of citizenship, representative aspirant, residency requirement, Rule of Law, Statutory interpretation, subpoena duces tecum, Supreme Court of Liberia | tandapolie-al-v-national-election-commission-et-al-2023 | 2023-opinions administrative-investigation aliens-and-nationality-law appellate-reversal appellate-review article-30-constitution-of-liberia board-of-commissioners-nec caldwell candidate-eligibility challenge-to-nomination citizenship-eligibility civil-procedure-law consolidation-of-actions constitutional-law denial-of-motion disqualification district-11 documentary-evidence domicile-definition domicile-requirement dual-citizenship elections-law electoral-dispute electoral-maps electoral-procedures eligibility-to-contest-election eminent-citizen evidentiary-burden gis-evidence hearing-officers jurisdiction-of-nec lack-of-standing legal-standing locus-standi louisiana-community mandate montserrado-county motion-for-newly-discovered-evidence motion-to-dismiss national-elections-commission nec nomination-and-registration-procedures-2023 objection-to-nomination political-party-standing preponderance-of-evidence provisional-listing-of-candidates registered-voter renunciation-of-citizenship representative-aspirant residency-requirement rule-of-law statutory-interpretation subpoena-duces-tecum supreme-court-of-liberia | 2023-1 administrative-law citizenship-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases evidence-law supreme-court | |
| Tandapolie vs. National Elections Commission (NEC) (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Elections Law | 2023 general and presidential elections, 2024 Opinions, Administrative Law, alliances, Appeal Dismissal, Article 11, Article 2, Article 30, bank balance requirement, Bill of Exceptions, Bill of information, Board of Commissioners, candidate nomination requirements, case or controversy, coalitions, constitutional challenge, constitutional law, District 1, District 11, election law, hearing officers, House of Representatives elections, indemnity insurance policy, independent candidates, Judicial Review, jurisdictional steps, Montserrado County, mootness, Motion to dismiss appeal, National Elections Commission, NEC regulations, perfection of appeal, political parties, public consultation, Standing, statutory time limits, Supreme Court of Liberia, Writ of Prohibition | tandapolie-and-dalieh-vs-national-elections-commission-and-amos-siebo-v-national-elections-commission-consolidated-2024 tandapolie-vs-national-elections-commission-nec-2024 | 2023-general-and-presidential-elections 2024-opinions administrative-law alliances appeal-dismissal article-11 article-2 article-30 bank-balance-requirement bill-of-exceptions bill-of-information board-of-commissioners candidate-nomination-requirements case-or-controversy coalitions constitutional-challenge constitutional-law district-1 district-11 election-law hearing-officers house-of-representatives-elections indemnity-insurance-policy independent-candidates judicial-review jurisdictional-steps montserrado-county mootness motion-to-dismiss-appeal national-elections-commission nec-regulations perfection-of-appeal political-parties public-consultation standing statutory-time-limits supreme-court-of-liberia writ-of-prohibition | 2024-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases elections-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The Government of Liberia v Sluward et al (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Property Law | 2024 Supreme Court Decision, 53.34-carat diamond, Administrative Law, Administrative Reversal, Appeal Affirmed, Article 22(a) Constitution of Liberia, Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene G. Yuoh, Civil Law Court Montserrado, Class C Mining License, constitutional law, Diamond Dispute, Due Process, Extractive Industry Governance, Gbarma Statutory District, Gbarpolu County, Government of Liberia, In Pari Delicto, Judicial Review, Liberia Case Law, License Renewal, Mineral Rights, Minerals and Mining Law 2000, Mining Law, Mining License Renewal Dispute, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Natural Resources, Nunc Pro Tunc, Ownership of Minerals, Property Rights, Section 9.14, Section 9.3, Section 9.9, Smith Town, State Ownership, Supreme Court of Liberia, Ultra Vires | the-government-of-liberia-v-sluward-et-al-2025 | 2024-supreme-court-decision 53-34-carat-diamond administrative-law administrative-reversal appeal-affirmed article-22a-constitution-of-liberia chief-justice-sie-a-nyene-g-yuoh civil-law-court-montserrado class-c-mining-license constitutional-law diamond-dispute due-process extractive-industry-governance gbarma-statutory-district gbarpolu-county government-of-liberia in-pari-delicto judicial-review liberia-case-law license-renewal mineral-rights minerals-and-mining-law-2000 mining-law mining-license-renewal-dispute ministry-of-mines-and-energy natural-resources nunc-pro-tunc ownership-of-minerals property-rights section-9-14 section-9-3 section-9-9 smith-town state-ownership supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires | 2025-1 administrative-law constitutional-law-cases natural-resource-law-case-law property-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The House of Representatives v. Hon. Yekeh Koluba (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law | 2024 Opinions, Administrative Law, Appeal, Appellate Review, Bill of information, Chambers Justice, constitutional law, Due Process, enforcement of Supreme Court mandate, House of Representatives, Judicial Review, legislative discipline, legislative procedure, Montserrado County, salaries and benefits, separation of powers, Speaker authority, status quo ante, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspension of lawmaker, Writ of Prohibition | the-house-of-representatives-v-hon-yekeh-koluba-2024 | 2024-opinions administrative-law appeal appellate-review bill-of-information chambers-justice constitutional-law due-process enforcement-of-supreme-court-mandate house-of-representatives judicial-review legislative-discipline legislative-procedure montserrado-county salaries-and-benefits separation-of-powers speaker-authority status-quo-ante supreme-court-of-liberia suspension-of-lawmaker writ-of-prohibition | 2024-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The Management of Access Bank Liberia v His Honor Joseph Kollie et al (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Banking Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law | 2026 Opinions, abuse of discretion, Access Bank Liberia, adequacy of remedy at law, administrative action, affirmation of lower court, Appellate Review, banking dispute, Banking Law, Capacity to Sue, civil law, Civil Law Court, Commercial Law, contempt proceedings, creditor rights, debtor–creditor relationship, Due Process, enforcement of obligations, error of law, excess of jurisdiction, extraordinary writs, fair hearing, financial institution regulation, injunction proceedings, interlocutory ruling, judicial authority, Judicial Review, jurisdictional error, Legal Remedies, legal standing, Liberia judiciary procedure, loan agreement, mandate to trial court, Montserrado County, motion practice, Motion to Dismiss, parties to action, petition for writ of certiorari, petition for writ of mandamus, petition for writ of prohibition, procedural irregularity, remand to lower court, reversal of lower court, right to be heard, Sixth Judicial Circuit, stay order, supervisory control of courts, supervisory jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, threshold requirements for writs, trial judge conduct, writ proceedings, writ standards | the-management-of-access-bank-liberia-v-his-honor-joseph-kollie-et-al-2026 | 2026-opinions abuse-of-discretion access-bank-liberia adequacy-of-remedy-at-law administrative-action affirmation-of-lower-court appellate-review banking-dispute banking-law capacity-to-sue civil-law civil-law-court commercial-law contempt-proceedings creditor-rights debtor-creditor-relationship due-process enforcement-of-obligations error-of-law excess-of-jurisdiction extraordinary-writs fair-hearing financial-institution-regulation injunction-proceedings interlocutory-ruling judicial-authority judicial-review jurisdictional-error legal-remedies legal-standing liberia-judiciary-procedure loan-agreement mandate-to-trial-court montserrado-county motion-practice motion-to-dismiss parties-to-action petition-for-writ-of-certiorari petition-for-writ-of-mandamus petition-for-writ-of-prohibition procedural-irregularity remand-to-lower-court reversal-of-lower-court right-to-be-heard sixth-judicial-circuit stay-order supervisory-control-of-courts supervisory-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia threshold-requirements-for-writs trial-judge-conduct writ-proceedings writ-standards | 2026-1 administrative-law banking-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The Management of Arcelor Mittal v His Honor Joseph M. Kollie et al (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Labor Law | 2025 Opinions, administrative justice, Appeal, Appellate Review, appellees, Civil Procedure, Due Process, employment dispute, Enforcement of Judgment, judicial authority, judicial conduct, jurisdiction of labor court, Labor Dispute, Labor Law, mandate, Monrovia, Montserrado County, National Labor Court, resident judge, Supreme Court of Liberia, unfair labor practices, wrongful termination | the-management-of-arcelor-mittal-v-his-honor-joseph-m-kollie-et-al-2025 | 2025-opinions administrative-justice appeal appellate-review appellees civil-procedure due-process employment-dispute enforcement-of-judgment judicial-authority judicial-conduct jurisdiction-of-labor-court labor-dispute labor-law mandate monrovia montserrado-county national-labor-court resident-judge supreme-court-of-liberia unfair-labor-practices wrongful-termination | 2025-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases labor-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The Management of Notre Dame Investment, Ltd. v The Ministry of Mines & Energy (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Evidence Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law) | 2026 Opinions, 60 percent Liberian ownership, administrative agency, administrative hearing, Administrative Law, administrative record, affirmance, amendment of articles of incorporation, Appellate Review, Article 7 Constitution of Liberia, best evidence rule, burden of proof, Class B mining license, constitutional law, corporate compliance, credibility of evidence, cure of statutory defect, Due Process, Estoppel, evidentiary insufficiency, failure to commence operations, failure to prove payment, failure to pursue remedies, Force Majeure, foreign ownership restriction, government estoppel, governmental interference, hearing officer, impossibility of performance, judicial deference, Judicial Review, Liberian participation in natural resources, license revocation, mandate, mineral law, Minerals and Mining Law of 2000, Mining Law, mining license eligibility, Ministry of Mines and Energy, natural resource governance, non-payment of fees, preponderance of evidence, procedural fairness, public law, regulatory compliance, regulatory enforcement, remand, retroactive validation, statutory compliance, statutory grounds for revocation, substantial evidence rule, Supreme Court of Liberia, Ultra Vires, validity of license, Void ab initio, Waiver | the-management-of-notre-dame-investment-ltd-v-the-ministry-of-mines-energy-2026 | 2026-opinions 60-percent-liberian-ownership administrative-agency administrative-hearing administrative-law administrative-record affirmance amendment-of-articles-of-incorporation appellate-review article-7-constitution-of-liberia best-evidence-rule burden-of-proof class-b-mining-license constitutional-law corporate-compliance credibility-of-evidence cure-of-statutory-defect due-process estoppel evidentiary-insufficiency failure-to-commence-operations failure-to-prove-payment failure-to-pursue-remedies force-majeure foreign-ownership-restriction government-estoppel governmental-interference hearing-officer impossibility-of-performance judicial-deference judicial-review liberian-participation-in-natural-resources license-revocation mandate mineral-law minerals-and-mining-law-of-2000 mining-law mining-license-eligibility ministry-of-mines-and-energy natural-resource-governance non-payment-of-fees preponderance-of-evidence procedural-fairness public-law regulatory-compliance regulatory-enforcement remand retroactive-validation statutory-compliance statutory-grounds-for-revocation substantial-evidence-rule supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires validity-of-license void-ab-initio waiver | 2026-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases concession-law-supreme-court constitutional-law-cases evidence-law natural-resource-law-case-law supreme-court | |
| The Management of the National Port Authority (NPA) v The Aggrieved Members of the National Customs Brokers of Liberia (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law | 2026 Opinions, abuse of discretion, access to port, adequacy of remedy at law, administrative action, Administrative Law, administrative sanction, aggrieved party, altered deposit slips, alternative writ, Appellate Review, Article 20(a) Constitution of Liberia, audit findings, Chambers Justice ruling, Chariff Pharmacy v Pharmacy Board, Chronicles Newspaper v Republic of Liberia, Citizens Solidarity Council v. Republic of Liberia, civil law, contractual relationship, customs brokers, denial of access, denial of writ, discretionary authority, Due Process, en banc review, excess of jurisdiction, exhaustion of remedies, extraordinary writs, financial irregularities, fraud investigation, freeport of monrovia, Henries v Fahnbulleh, In re Petition of Cox, judicial vs administrative acts, jurisdictional error, Legal Remedies, Liberia Revenue Authority, locus standi, mandate to parties, ministerial acts, National Port Authority, National Port Authority Act 1971, peremptory writ, petition for prohibition, port regulation, prohibition limitations, quasi-judicial function, regulatory authority, regulatory compliance, Republic v Dennis, Republic v Jimmy, reversal on appeal, right to hearing, security and compliance measures, Standing to Sue, statutory mandate, stop order, supervisory jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, Tweh v LPRC, ultra vires acts, Writ of Prohibition | the-management-of-the-national-port-authority-npa-v-the-aggrieved-members-of-the-national-customs-brokers-of-liberia-2026 | 2026-opinions abuse-of-discretion access-to-port adequacy-of-remedy-at-law administrative-action administrative-law administrative-sanction aggrieved-party altered-deposit-slips alternative-writ appellate-review article-20a-constitution-of-liberia audit-findings chambers-justice-ruling chariff-pharmacy-v-pharmacy-board chronicles-newspaper-v-republic-of-liberia citizens-solidarity-council-v-republic-of-liberia civil-law contractual-relationship customs-brokers denial-of-access denial-of-writ discretionary-authority due-process en-banc-review excess-of-jurisdiction exhaustion-of-remedies extraordinary-writs financial-irregularities fraud-investigation freeport-of-monrovia henries-v-fahnbulleh in-re-petition-of-cox judicial-vs-administrative-acts jurisdictional-error legal-remedies liberia-revenue-authority locus-standi mandate-to-parties ministerial-acts national-port-authority national-port-authority-act-1971 peremptory-writ petition-for-prohibition port-regulation prohibition-limitations quasi-judicial-function regulatory-authority regulatory-compliance republic-v-dennis republic-v-jimmy reversal-on-appeal right-to-hearing security-and-compliance-measures standing-to-sue statutory-mandate stop-order supervisory-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia tweh-v-lprc ultra-vires-acts writ-of-prohibition | 2026-1 administrative-law anti-corruption civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases supreme-court | |
| The Ministry of Mines and Energy v Atlantic Minerals Inc. (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Evidence Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law) | 2026 Opinions, abuse of discretion, administrative agency, administrative error, administrative hearing, Administrative Law, Administrative Procedure Act, administrative record, admission against interest, affirmance, Appearance, Appellate Review, arbitrariness, burden of proof, competing licenses, concession rights, Due Process, evidentiary insufficiency, exclusive rights, exploration license, failure to give notice, government liability, hearing officer, illegality, Judicial Review, judicial review scope, Jurisdiction, legality vs discretion, license restoration, license revocation, mandate, mineral exploration license, mineral law, Minerals and Mining Law of 2000, Mining Law, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Motion to Dismiss, non-party beneficiary, notice of default, overlapping concession, Petition for Judicial Review, Privity, Procedural Due Process, proper parties, Property Rights, public law, record-keeping deficiency, regulatory authority, regulatory compliance, regulatory enforcement, remand, Service of Process, Sinoe County, statutory compliance, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires act, vested rights, Void ab initio | the-ministry-of-mines-and-energy-v-atlantic-minerals-inc-2026 | 2026-opinions abuse-of-discretion administrative-agency administrative-error administrative-hearing administrative-law administrative-procedure-act administrative-record admission-against-interest affirmance appearance appellate-review arbitrariness burden-of-proof competing-licenses concession-rights due-process evidentiary-insufficiency exclusive-rights exploration-license failure-to-give-notice government-liability hearing-officer illegality judicial-review judicial-review-scope jurisdiction legality-vs-discretion license-restoration license-revocation mandate mineral-exploration-license mineral-law minerals-and-mining-law-of-2000 mining-law ministry-of-mines-and-energy motion-to-dismiss non-party-beneficiary notice-of-default overlapping-concession petition-for-judicial-review privity procedural-due-process proper-parties property-rights public-law record-keeping-deficiency regulatory-authority regulatory-compliance regulatory-enforcement remand service-of-process sinoe-county statutory-compliance supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-act vested-rights void-ab-initio | 2026-1 administrative-law concession-law-supreme-court constitutional-law-cases evidence-law natural-resource-law-case-law supreme-court | |
| Tweah et al v His Honor Roosevelt Willie (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law | 2025 Opinions, appellate jurisdiction, Article 61 Constitution of Liberia, Central Bank of Liberia, constitutional law, Criminal Assizes C, criminal conspiracy, criminal facilitation, Criminal Law, derivative immunity denied, Due Process, economic sabotage, ex parte subpoenas, extraordinary writ, Financial Intelligence Agency, First Judicial Circuit, indictment, judicial authority, jurisdiction of trial court, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, Ministry of Justice, misuse of public funds, money laundering, Montserrado County, national security, National Security Council, National Security Reform and Intelligence Act, political question doctrine, presidential immunity, pretrial proceedings, public finance, remand for trial, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, subpoena duces tecum, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property, ultra vires acts, waiver and laches, Writ of Prohibition | tweah-et-al-v-his-honor-roosevelt-willie-2025 | 2025-opinions appellate-jurisdiction article-61-constitution-of-liberia central-bank-of-liberia constitutional-law criminal-assizes-c criminal-conspiracy criminal-facilitation criminal-law derivative-immunity-denied due-process economic-sabotage ex-parte-subpoenas extraordinary-writ financial-intelligence-agency first-judicial-circuit indictment judicial-authority jurisdiction-of-trial-court liberia-anti-corruption-commission ministry-of-finance-and-development-planning ministry-of-justice misuse-of-public-funds money-laundering montserrado-county national-security national-security-council national-security-reform-and-intelligence-act political-question-doctrine presidential-immunity pretrial-proceedings public-finance remand-for-trial separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation subpoena-duces-tecum supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property ultra-vires-acts waiver-and-laches writ-of-prohibition | 2025-1 administrative-law anti-corruption constitutional-law-cases criminal-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Unity Party v National Elections Commission (NEC) et al (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Elections Law, Evidence Law, Human Rights Law | 2024 Opinions, administrative appeal, automatic recount threshold, Board of Commissioners, burden of proof, Coalition for Democratic Change, CPP, denial of voting, District 5, documentary evidence, election irregularities, elections law, electoral dispute, electoral fraud allegations, electoral integrity, Grand Bassa County, hearing officer, House of Representatives election, mandate, mere allegations, narrow margin, National Elections Commission, NEC regulations, polling hours, presiding officer, queue control, record of the count, recount, rerun, right to vote, Supreme Court of Liberia, tallying process, transparency, Unity Party | unity-party-v-national-elections-commission-nec-et-al-2024 unity-party-vs-nec-and-mr-thomas-goswell-ii-2024 | 2024-opinions administrative-appeal automatic-recount-threshold board-of-commissioners burden-of-proof coalition-for-democratic-change cpp denial-of-voting district-5 documentary-evidence election-irregularities elections-law electoral-dispute electoral-fraud-allegations electoral-integrity grand-bassa-county hearing-officer house-of-representatives-election mandate mere-allegations narrow-margin national-elections-commission nec-regulations polling-hours presiding-officer queue-control record-of-the-count recount rerun right-to-vote supreme-court-of-liberia tallying-process transparency unity-party | 2024-1 administrative-law anti-corruption elections-law-cases evidence-law human-rights-law-supreme-court supreme-court | |
| Unity Party V. National Elections Commission (2023) | 2023, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Elections Law, Judiciary Law | 2023 Opinions, abuse of discretion, administrative discretion, Administrative Law, Appellate Review, Bill of Exceptions, Board of Commissioners NEC, constitutional law, constitutional right to vote, construction of statutes, elections law, electoral disputes, electoral fairness, electoral integrity, equal distribution of voters, hearing officer rulings, interpretation of statutes, judiciary authority, Koffah v. Republic of Liberia, legislative intent, Monrovia, Montserrado County, National Elections Commission, NEC powers and duties, overcrowding, Plain language important in statutory interpretation, plain meaning rule, polling places, precinct demarcation, precinct limits, quasi-judicial review, Richard v. Monrovia Brewery, Section 2.9 Elections Law, Section 4.1(2) Elections Law, separation of powers, Statutes must be construed with reference to legislative intent, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, voter access, voter registration, Voters registration, voting precincts | unity-party-v-national-elections-commission-2023 | 2023-opinions abuse-of-discretion administrative-discretion administrative-law appellate-review bill-of-exceptions board-of-commissioners-nec constitutional-law constitutional-right-to-vote construction-of-statutes elections-law electoral-disputes electoral-fairness electoral-integrity equal-distribution-of-voters hearing-officer-rulings interpretation-of-statutes judiciary-authority koffah-v-republic-of-liberia legislative-intent monrovia montserrado-county national-elections-commission nec-powers-and-duties overcrowding plain-language-important-in-statutory-interpretation plain-meaning-rule polling-places precinct-demarcation precinct-limits quasi-judicial-review richard-v-monrovia-brewery section-2-9-elections-law section-4-12-elections-law separation-of-powers statutes-must-be-construed-with-reference-to-legislative-intent statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia voter-access voter-registration voters-registration voting-precincts | 2023-1 administrative-law civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases elections-law-cases judiciary-law supreme-court | |
| Vrex Remodeling Inc. v. LPRC (2016) | 2016, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Commercial Law, Contract Law, Procurement Law | 2016 Opinion, Administrative Procedure Act, Agency error, Arbitrary and capricious, CARP, Conditional award, Docket advancement, Enforcement petition, Judicial Review, Liberia Supreme Court, LPRC, Lutech Engineering, Ministry of Justice, PPCC, Prequalification, Procurement law, Public safety, Record evidence, Technical requirements, Vrex Remodeling | vrex-remodeling-inc-v-lprc-2016 | 2016-opinion administrative-procedure-act agency-error arbitrary-and-capricious carp conditional-award docket-advancement enforcement-petition judicial-review liberia-supreme-court lprc lutech-engineering ministry-of-justice ppcc prequalification procurement-law public-safety record-evidence technical-requirements vrex-remodeling | 2016-1 administrative-law anti-corruption civil-procedure-law-cases commercial-law-cases contract-law-cases procurement-law supreme-court | |
| Western Steel and Allied Industries Liberia Inc. v Nimba County et al. LRSC 36 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Procurement Law | 2015 Opinions, abuse of discretion, Administrative Law, Appellate Review, Article 20(a), bid evaluation panel, bid protest, Complaints Appeals and Review Panel (CARP), concession law, constitutional law, Due Process, exhaustion of administrative remedies, Judicial Review, Ministry of Justice, Nimba County, notice and hearing, procurement irregularities, Public Procurement and Concession Commission (PPCC), Public Procurement and Concessions Act, public procurement law, remand for hearing, responsive bidder, scrap metal tender, status quo ante, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires administrative action, Writ of Prohibition | lrsc-36-2015 western-steel-and-allied-industries-liberia-inc-v-nimba-county-et-al-lrsc-36-2015 western-steel-inc-v-rl-et-al | 2015-opinions abuse-of-discretion administrative-law appellate-review article-20a bid-evaluation-panel bid-protest complaints-appeals-and-review-panel-carp concession-law constitutional-law due-process exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies judicial-review ministry-of-justice nimba-county notice-and-hearing procurement-irregularities public-procurement-and-concession-commission-ppcc public-procurement-and-concessions-act public-procurement-law remand-for-hearing responsive-bidder scrap-metal-tender status-quo-ante supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-administrative-action writ-of-prohibition | 2015-1 administrative-law anti-corruption civil-procedure-law-cases concession-law-supreme-court constitutional-law-cases natural-resource-law-case-law procurement-law supreme-court |