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Document Category Concession Law
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| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| Lone v RL LRSC 31; 27 LLR 148 (1978) | 1978, Anti-Corruption, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Customary Law, Evidence Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Property Law | 1978 Opinions, accounting for funds, Appellate Review, audit irregularities, audit report, bailment, Bopolu Chiefdom, Bopolu District, change of venue, clan funds, community development funds, conversion, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, documentary evidence, Due Process, embezzlement, evidentiary review, Fiduciary Duty, Grand Cape Mount County, indictment, insufficiency of evidence, local government, logging concession payments, misappropriation of funds, notice of accusation, Paramount Chief, proof beyond reasonable doubt, public funds, public officer, public project expenditures, receipt as evidence, Restitution, reversal of conviction, school construction, severance, signature by another at request, signature by mark, sufficiency of indictment, Supreme Court of Liberia, tribal funds, tribal treasury, unauthorized restitution, valid signature, variance, wrongful conviction | lone-v-rl-lrsc-31-27-llr-148-1978 | 1978-opinions accounting-for-funds appellate-review audit-irregularities audit-report bailment bopolu-chiefdom bopolu-district change-of-venue clan-funds community-development-funds conversion criminal-law criminal-procedure documentary-evidence due-process embezzlement evidentiary-review fiduciary-duty grand-cape-mount-county indictment insufficiency-of-evidence local-government logging-concession-payments misappropriation-of-funds notice-of-accusation paramount-chief proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt public-funds public-officer public-project-expenditures receipt-as-evidence restitution reversal-of-conviction school-construction severance signature-by-another-at-request signature-by-mark sufficiency-of-indictment supreme-court-of-liberia tribal-funds tribal-treasury unauthorized-restitution valid-signature variance wrongful-conviction | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 |