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Bushiri & Bushiri v Republic of South Africa (Criminal Review Case 5 of 2025) [2025] MWHCCrim 1 (31 October 2025)
High Court set aside committal for extradition due to procedural unfairness, evidentiary defects, improper authentication, and safety concerns for applicants.
Extradition — procedural fairness — right to be heard; adequacy of judicial reasons; authentication of extradition documents; hearsay and admissibility; linkage between ATP, warrants and charges; specialty and statutory compliance; consideration of safety, delay and bad faith.
Judgment
31 October 2025
ETG Inputs LTD v Chirombo & Beleko (Cause Numbers 69 & 936 of 2024) [2024] MWHCCiv 16 (21 November 2024)
High Court set aside magistrate’s judgment for lack of jurisdiction and ordered respondents to repay sums obtained; costs ordered against respondents’ counsel.
Civil procedure — Jurisdiction of subordinate courts — Cause of action arising in another district — Proceedings and judgments without jurisdiction are null and void — High Court power to set aside subordinate court judgments — Third-party debt/attachment orders — Costs and remedies against counsel.
Judgment
21 November 2024
S v Lilongwe Water Board and Others ; Ex Parte: Malawi Law Society (Judicial Review 16 of 2017) [2017] MWHC 135 (21 April 2017)
Whether the applicant may challenge project implementation without an EIA and secure state-held project documents under the right to information.
Administrative Law — Judicial Review — Leave to apply for judicial review; standing and arguable case
Environmental Law — Environmental Impact Assessment — Requirement to conduct EIA and obtain approval before implementation — Environment Management Act s24; Specified Projects Notice (1998)
Constitutional Law — Right of Access to Information — State-held documents — Constitution s37 — Disclosure ordered
Judgment
21 April 2017
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