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Lilongwe District Registry- Civil Division - 2023 July
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July 2023
Maigwa v The registered Trustees of Tama Farmers Trust and 2 others (Civil Cause 79 of 2023) [2023] MWHCCiv 20 (10 July 2023)
10 July 2023
John and Another v Attorney General (Personal Injury Cause 228 of 2022) [2023] MWHCCiv 25 (4 July 2023)
Assessment of wrongful-death damages: valuation of loss of expectation of life and dependency with inadequate income evidence.
Wrongful death — Assessment of damages — Loss of expectation of life — Loss of dependency — Multiplicand and multiplier method — Use of minimum wage where income evidence lacking — Special damages and costs.
4 July 2023
S v Minister of Homeland Security & Chief Immigration Officer (Ex Parte Joseph Nsabimana) (33 of 2023) [2023] MWHCCiv 42 (4 July 2023)
Applicant’s rush to appellate court was premature; lower court’s decision to hear matter inter partes was within its CPR case-management discretion.
Administrative law — judicial review — leave to apply and interim injunction — ex parte v inter partes hearings — case management discretion under CPR — balance of convenience and public interest in stays of administrative decisions.
4 July 2023
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