by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
JOHN COOPER, Appellant, v. CFAO (Liberia) Ltd., Appellee. APPEAL FROM THE NATIONAL LABOUR COURT, MONTSERRADO COUNTY. Heard: October 24, 1988. Decided: December 29, 1988. 1. When a defendant serves his or her answer, or notices, or make a motion after a writ has been... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
IN RE: THE PETITION OF CYRIL JONES, JAMES H. R. COOPER, JR., HARRIETTE BADIO, LLOYD B. KENNEDY, HANNAH T. W. HARRIES, JOHN N. J. J. CARANDA, OSBORNE K. DIGGS, JR., CLARENCE EUGENE DIXON, EMMANUEL N. KOLLIE, JAMES D. K. KUMEH, PARLEE B. KWEEKEH, SYLVESTER SUMMAILA... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
JAH MUNNAH and TOGBA SOMMAH, Appellants, v. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. APPEAL FROM THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT, CRIMINAL ASSIZES, COURT ’13’, MONTSERRADO COUNTY. Heard: March 23, 1988. Decided: July 29, 1988. 1. It is a legal maxim that... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
SAMUEL SARWIEH, Appellant, v. BENJAMIN TOGBA, Appellee. JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION Decided July 29, 1988 When this case was called for argument, both counsel were present in court. Whereupon counsel for appellee, Counsellor Roger K. Martin, informed the Court... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
MOSES K. WEEFUR, Appellant, v. HIS HONOUR JESSE BANKS, JR., Assigned Circuit Judge, Sixth Judicial Circuit, and FANNIE COLE-WEEFUR, Appellees. APPEAL FROM THE CHAMBERS JUSTICE RULING DENYING THE PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI. Argued: October 31, 1988. Decided:... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
MANAGEMENT OF FARRELL LINES/DENCO SHIPPING LINES and THE BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS, Petitioners/Appellees, v. JUDGE ARTHUR K. WILLIAMS of the National Labour Court, and FARRELL LINES EMPLOYEES, Respondents/Appellants. APPEAL FROM THE RULING OF THE CHAMBERS JUSTICE... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
SAMMY DARN, Appellant, v. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SINOE COUNTY. Heard: November 16, 1987. Decided: February 25, 1988. 1. When a human being is deliberately killed by another, the law will presume... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
IN RE: SELLEY THOMPSON, Respondent. CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS Decided December 29, 1988 1. There are two kinds of contempt: direct and constructive. 2. Contempt proceedings may be in the nature of either criminal or civil. 3. The purpose of criminal contempt... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
BOIMA LARTEY, ALHAJI J. D. LASSANNA, BRIMA KAMARA et al., Petitioners, v. HAWAH KIAZOLU-WAHAB, ALHAJI VARMUYAH CONNEH, et al., Respondents. SUBMISSION FILED PURSUANT TO A BILL OF INFORMATION PENDING BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT. Heard: November 16, 1988. Decided: December... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
JAMES NARMAH, Appellant, v. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION Decided February 25, 1988. At the call of this case, the plaintiff/appellee was represented by Counsellor J. McDonald Krakue, Solicitor General of Liberia who made the following... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
MOMO SELEKE, Appellant, v. VAIGWALA MARWEN and KRUBOR TORLOR, Appellees. JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION Decided July 29, 1988. When this case was called for argument, counsel for both parties were present in Court; whereupon Counsellor Boima K. Morris,... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Informant, v. HIS HONOUR JESSE H. BANKS JR., Presiding Judge, Sixth Judicial Circuit Court, Montserrado County, MARY JACKSON LANGLEY, and JOSEPH JACKSON, Respondents. INFORMATION PROCEEDINGS. Heard: December 8, 1988. Decided: December 29,1988. 1. In... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 5, 1988
COMMERICAL FISHERIES CORPORATION, by and thru its President, ARTHUR S. FARHAT, Petitioner, v. PUK YANG FISHERIES, CO. LTD., by and thru its Attorneys-In-Fact, H.S. YANG, et al., Respondents. APPEAL FROM THE RULING OF THE CHAMBERS JUSTICE GRANTING A WRIT OF... by Lib Law Administrator | Jul 5, 1987
In re: FLAAWGAA RICHARD McFarland CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS Heard October 29, 1986. Decided January 23, 1987. 1.To constitute contempt, there must be improper conduct in the presence of the court, or so near thereto as to interrupt or interfere with its proceedings; or...