Tagged: Motion to dismiss
The Intestate Estate of the late Thomas G. Collins, Sr. Vs. Archie, Jerry, et al. MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL
Wherefore and in view of the foregoing, the motion to dismiss the appeal is hereby granted and the respondents/appellant’s appeal denied and dismissed as a matter of law.
Kenya Kamara, v. Pan African Capital Group (08/06/2018)
MADAM JUSTICE WOLOKOLIE DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT
When a motion is filed to dismiss an appeal for violation of the appeal statute, this Court has consistently expressed its strong preference for deciding the appeal on its merit, hesitant to dismiss the appeal.
G. Dahn Sherman vs. Dr. Michael P. Slawon (02/26/2018)
On July 2, 2017, the National Elections Commission (NEC) commenced the nomination process for prospective candidates desirous of contesting the General and Presidential Elections for October 10, 2017.
Clarence K. Massaquoi of UP vs. Korva M. Jorgbor UPP et al. (02/26/2018)
This appeal grows from a final ruling of the Board of Commissioners of the National Elections Commissions (NEC), denying and dismissing the respondents/appellants’ appeal for failure to file their appeal from a final ruling of the Chief Dispute Hearing
CHARLES WALKER BRUMSKINE- HARRISON KARNWEA, LIBERTY PARTY, JOSEPH BOIKAI AND EMMANUEL NUQUAY V. NATIONAL ELECTIONS COMMISSION-FINAL JUDGMENT
MR. JUSTICE BANKS delivered the Opinion of the Court.
The Liberian Constitution (1986) states, at Article 1, that “All power is inherent in the people
CHARLES WALKER BRUMSKINE – HARRISON KARNWEA, ET. AL. vs NEC DISSENTING OPINION
MR. JUSTICE JA’NEH dissents:
As the final arbiter in the land, Liberian laws undoubtedly impose a sacred duty on the Supreme Court of Liberia to take every legal action at ensuring “accurate determination of the results of voting” in public electoral competitions.
H VARNEY G SHERMAN AND SHERMAN AND SHERMAN INC V. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA-FINAL JUDGMENT
Counsellors G. Moses Paegar and Albert Sims of Sherman and Sherman, Inc., in association with Counsellors Frank Musa Dean, Jr., of Dean and Associates, Cyril Jones of Jones and Jones Law Firm, and Emmanuel B. James of the International Group of Legal Advocates and Consultants, appeared for the appellants. Counsellor James Daku Mulbah, County Attorney for Montserrado County, Ministry of Justice, in association with Counsellors Theophilus C. Gould and Othello S. Payman, I, appeared for the appellee.
NATIONAL ELECTIONS COMMISSION V AMOS SIEH SIEBO-MOTION TO DISMISS-FINAL JUDGMENT
JUSTICE BANKS DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT
As part of its constitutional mandate specified in the 1986 Constitution, and pursuant to the statutory command stipulated in the Elections Law enacted by the Legislature, done on authority of and in compliance with Article 34() of the Constitution which mandated the Legislature to enact the Elections Law of Liberia for the governance and conduct of elections for public offices in Liberia, the National Elections Commission, movant/appellee herein, on July 2, 2017 commenced, as per prior notification, the nomination process for prospective candidates desirous of contesting the ensuing October 10, 2017 Presidential and General Elections. See Lib. Const. Art
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