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Sele and all v Keita et al (2026)

Daniel Bobby Sele and Rebecca Sele of the City of Randallstown,  United States of America by and through their Attorney-in-Fact Mr. Mamie Multon Funnebo of the Township of Gardnersville, Montserradc County, Republic of Liberia Movants Versus  Samory S. Kieta and others of the City of Monrovia, Republic

 

Motion to Dismiss Appeal

Appeal

Action of Ejectment

 

 

JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION

When this case was called for hearing, Counsellor Philip Y. Gongloe of Gongloe and Associates, Inc.

appeared for the movants. Counsellor Amara M, Sheriff of J. Johnny Momoh & Associates I.egai

ChambersJ Inc. appeared f0i’ the respondents.

Counsel for the movants, made the fol!owing submission on the minutes of Court:

“At this stage, counsel for the movants, having received. the resistance filed by the counsel for the respondents, and the exhibit attached to the resistance clearly showing that my colleague,

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Counsellor G. Momolu Kandakai, signed for and received a copy of the notice of completion of appeal on my behalf, thereby indicating that the respondents complied with Section 51.9 of our Civil Procedure Law, Counsel for movants hereby withdraws his motion to dismiss the appellants’ appeal filed before this Honorable Court.. And respectfully submits”.

To this submission made by the counsel for the movants, the counsel for the respondents interposed no objection.

Having perused the application made by counsel for the movants withdrawing the movants’ motion to dismiss the appeal after conceding that in deed the notice of completion of appeal in this case was served and file within statutory time, and being satisfied with the legal and factual basis for the withdrawal, it is hereby

ADJUDGED:

That the application of the movants’ counsel withdrawing the motion to dismiss the appeal is hereby granted; the said motion to dismiss the appeal is ordered stricken from the Docket of this Court and the

appeal announced and perfected by the appellants is, in due course, to be heard and decided by this Court on its merits. costs will abide final (determination. AND IT IS HEREBY SO ORDERED.

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF LIBERIA

COURT OF LIBERIA

Note: Mr. Justice Yussif D. Kaba not having ascended to the Supreme Court Bench at the time this case was heard, he did not participate in its hearing and determination. Hence, he did not sign this judgment

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