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:
This appeal is before us from the ruling of our distinguished Colleague, Madam Justice Sie- A-Nyene G. Yuoh, then presiding in Chambers during the October, A.D. 2020 Term of this Court in a petition for a writ of certiorari filed by the management of the Liberia Electricity Corporation (appellee) against the Intestate Estate of Fatima Massaquoi Fahnbulleh by and thru its administratrix and administrator, Vivian Fahnbulleh Seton and Samuel Seton (appellant).
This appeal grows out of the ruling made by our Colleague, His Honor Justice Joseph N. Nagbe, in which he denied the petition for a writ of certiorari filed by the appellant, Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc
These certiorari proceedings are before us on appeal from the Ruling of our distinguished Colleague, Mr. Justice Yussif D. Kaba, the Justice presiding in Chambers during the March A.D. 2019 Term of this Honorable Court.
The parties in this appeal are before this Court for the second time in a dispute arising from a banking transaction. The full account of the first litigation is recorded in the case Ecobank Liberia Limited v. Consolidated Group, Inc., Supreme Court Opinion, October Term A.D. 2018.
The substantive parties in this appeal, ECO Fuel Trading SA (ECO Fuel), appellant, and Srimex Oil and Gas Company and Mr. Musa Bility, appellees, are major participants in the oil and gas sector of Liberia, and share business relations.
This is the third time that a controversy surrounding the Intestate Estate of S.B. Nagbe, Sr., has come before the Supreme Court. The first time the Supreme Court was called upon to resolve disagreements arising from the Intestate Estate of S.B. Nagbe, Sr., was in 1982, in the case, In Re: The Intestate Estate of Nagbe v. Nagbe, 30LLR 278 (1982).
This appeal is predicated upon a ruling of our distinguished colleague, Mr. Justice Joseph N. Nagbe denying the petition for a writ of certiorari prayed for by the Management of Firestone Liberia, Inc., the appellant.
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