Author: Flomo Wolobah
NOTICE OF RECRUITMENT TO THE JUDICIAL INSTITUTE 2025
Public Service Notice for Recruitment of Candidates for Cycle V of the Professional Magistrates Training Program (PMTP).
OPENING ADDRESS OF HER HONOR SIE-A-NYENE G. YUOH CHIEF JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF LIBERIA MARCH TERM A.D. 2025, MARCH 10, 2025
Pursuant to the mandatory provision of the Judici ary Law, Rev. Code 17:2.5, which states “the Supreme Court shall open for the conduct of business, the second Mondays in October and March of each year”, and in fulfillment thereto, we have again congregated within these sacred walls to commemorate the Official Opening Ceremony of the March Term A.D. 2025 of the Supreme Court, of the Republic of Liberia.
We accept this constitutional and statutory mandate with a sense of both urgency and resolve, despite the limited break we have had due to the extended duration of the October Term A.D. 2024, which was necessitated by numerous pressing matters. These circumstances required us to forgo the essential statutory respite from our constitutional duties. Nevertheless, our commitment to advancing the progress of our
MADAM PRECIOUS J. EARLY VS. MAGISTRATE MELVIN BAH JIC (02/18/2025)
The facts in this case reveal that Precious J. Early filed a complaint before the Office of the Chief Justice, Her Honor Sie-A-Nyene G. Yuoh, in which she alleged that she is the Attorney-In-Fact of one Docoma Collins who is currently residing in the United States of America; that her principal asked her to remove a tenant from her (Docoma) house that she (Precious) is managing, which she did. Thereafter, the complainant said her principal asked her to find a tenant for the said apartment which she did.
After the tenant had occupied the house and paid a rental fee
Mr. Samuel Kogar vs Mrs. Ramatta Yoada Kogar (02/18/2025)
This is an appeal from the ruling of the then Chambers Justice, Her Honor Madam Justice Yuoh. The records of this case show that appellant/plaintiff, Samuel Kogar filed in the Civil Law Court for Montserrado County, a six count complaint in an action of divorce for incompatibility of temper against his wife, Ramatta Yoada Korgar, appellee/defendant, alleging abandonment, etc. by his wife on January 26, 2018. The appellee/defendant, in response to the complaint, filed an eight count Answer to appellant/plaintiff’s complaint on February 2, 2018, along with a motion for alimony pendente lite, alleging that appellant/plaintiff’s and appellee/defendant are still
Re-argument_ELIZABETH MARSH VS. UNITED MUSLIMS (02/18/2025)
December 19, 2024, the Supreme Court delivered an Opinion in a motion to dismiss an appeal, during the October Term of Court A.D 2024, filed by the movant, now respondent in this petition for re-argument, based on Part 1, Rule IX of the Revised Rules of the Supreme Court, which states that “For good cause shown to the Court by petition, a re-argument of a cause may be allowed only once when some palpable substantial mistake is made by inadvertently overlooking some facts, or point of law.” In that case, the Supreme Court delivered the appeal of the Petitioner.
The
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