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AC(A Minor) acting through Litigation Guardian Mr CJ vs Solomon & 4 others (Civil Cause 162 of 2023) [2025] MWHCCiv 14 (28 October 2025)
A raped minor’s denial of abortion breached reproductive rights; law and guidelines require considering mental-health grounds for termination.
Gender Equality Act — right to sexual and reproductive health; Penal Code s243 — preservation of life includes mental health; vicarious liability of employer; duty to impart information; Minister’s duty to provide clear clinical guidance; Human Rights Commission enforcement obligations; access to lawful abortion for minors impregnated by sexual violence.
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28 October 2025
Magona v The Legal Education & Legal Practitioners (48 of 2024) [2025] MWHC 1 (22 January 2025)
Registrar rejects application for review due to improper signature, procedural non-compliance, and wrong forum for admissions.
Civil procedure — rejection of documents; signature by named legal practitioner required; notice of change of legal practitioner (Order 33); sworn statement formalities (Order 18); jurisdiction for admissions — Chief Justice; abuse of court process; Rules Orders 5, 18, 25.
Judgment
22 January 2025
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