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October 2023
Finsbury Investment Limited v Registrar of Financial Institutions (MISC Civil Application 43 of 2023) [2023] MWSC 39 (23 October 2023)
Application for leave to seek judicial review dismissed for inordinate delay and lack of arguable legal interest.
Judicial review — leave to apply — extension of time — inordinate delay — locus standi/legal interest — alternative remedies under Financial Services Act — procedural fairness and merits of administrative decision.
23 October 2023
Malinda and 55 Others v Carlsberg Malawi Limited (MSCA Civil Appeal 4 of 2023) [2023] MWSC 25 (23 October 2023)
Security-for-costs order in a labour appeal set aside because section 72 bars costs and such security would be futile.
Labour law — costs — section 72 Labour Relations Act proscribing costs in Industrial Relations Court and on appeal — security for costs — Supreme Court discretion under section 22 of the Supreme Court of Appeal Act and Rules — ex parte security-for-costs order set aside as futile.
23 October 2023
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