When this case was called for hearing, Counsellors Golda Bona Elliot and Reginald T. Elliot appeared for the appellant. Counsellor Abraham Wade Simpson appeared for the appellee.
Having reviewed the records, heard the arguments and contentions advanced by the counsels representing the parties, and considered· the facts and laws relied thereupon, it is hereby
When this case was called for hearing, Counsellor Sunifu S. Sherif of the JUST Legal Services, Inc. appeared for the appellant. Counsellor Kunkunyon Wleh-Teh, of the International Law Group (ILG) appeared for the appellee.
This appeal emanates from a final ruling of the National Labor Court on a petition for
judicial review, reversing the decision of the hearing officer of the Ministry of Labor,
which held the appellee Messrs. Bea Mountain Mining Company liable for wrongful
dismissal of the appellants, Mr. Fredrick Kromah and eighteen (18) other workers.
When this case was called for hearing, Counsellor Morris M. Davis, Jr. of the Kemp
& Associates appeared for the appellant. Counsellor Mamee S. W. Gongbah, Jr. of the Liberty Law Firm appeared for the appellee.
Having carefully reviewed the records, heard the arguments and contentions advanced by the counsels representing the parties, and considered the laws cited and relied upon by the parties in this case, it is hereby
On March 8, 2011, the appellee/plaintiff, the Intestate estate of Momo Mbolon, thru its administrators, Momo Saryon, Boakai Z. Saryon, Gogo Z. Saryon, and Abraham Kromah, filed before the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Civil Law Court for Montserrado County, an action of ejectment against the appellant/defendant, Sophronia Richard-Townsend
Our Distinguished Colleague, former Associate Justice Philip A. Z. Banks, III, whose chambers ruling is now on appeal, re-accentuated the diligence and tact our courts must demonstrate in cases that result into the possibility of loss of human life and real property as follows:
The genesis of this case is traced to the date of August 21, 2008, when the Legislature, pursuant to its authority enumerated in Articles 34(l) and 89 of the Constitution (1986), passed into law, “An Act to Establish the Liberian Anti- Corruption Commission. The purpose of this Act in a nutshell, was to create the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) with the power to investigate corruption and prosecute same in conjunction with the Ministry of Justice. According to Section 6.1 of this law, the LACC was to be composed
When this case was called for hearing, Counsellor Samuel Y. Pearson appeared for the appellants. Counsellors Momolu G. Kandakai and Phillip Y. Gongloe of the Gongloe & Associates Law Firm appeared for the appellee.
Having reviewed the records, heard the arguments and contentions advanced by the counsels representing the parties, and considered the facts and laws relied thereupon, it is hereby
When this case was called for hearing, Counsellor Lorpu Zawu of the Heritage Partners and Associates, Inc. appeared for the appellant. Counsellor Arthur T. Johnson appeared for the appellee.
This case is before us on appeal from a ruling made by the Judge of the
National Labor Court, H e r H o n o r C o m f o r t S. Natt, confirming the ruling of
the Hearing Officer from the Ministry of Labor in favor of the appellees in an
unfair labor practice action.
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