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Hosted by GEORGE MALIPILO · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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The Podcast offers quick, insightful breakdowns of old and recent Zambian Land mark Judgment with the purpose of simplifying key legal principles and their impact . Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/my-two-cents-a-zambian-case-law-podcast--4068826/support .
GEORGE MALIPILO hosts My Two Cents: A Zambian Case Law Podcast, a education show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode, we examine a decision of the Supreme Court of Zambia concerning the estate of the late Funny Lungu. The case considers whether a lawyer who drafted a Will can subsequently claim to have been appointed as
This episode discusses a Court of Appeal decision on whether an administrator of an estate can mortgage estate property for a personal loan. The Court held that an administrator has no authority under the Intestate Succe
In this episode, we discuss the Supreme Court decision in Gilbert Chikoti v. ZESCO Limited, where the Court considered whether ZESCO could be held liable for a house fire allegedly caused by a power surge after electrici
In this episode, we examine whether a person is entitled to a commission for assisting in the purchase or sale of property, or whether one must be a licensed real estate agent to lawfully claim such commission. This foll
In this episode, we examine whether the High Court of Zambia has jurisdiction to dissolve a marriage contracted under Sunni Muslim Law. The case follows Nooria’s attempt to petition for divorce after her husband pronounc
The Supreme Court for Zambia had to determine the issue of whether between the Industrial Relations Court or High Court, which Court has jurisdiction to deal with employment matters for terminal benefits and redundancy p
The High Court for Zambia had to determine , inter alia , the following issues ; Whether a legal practitioner can commence proceedings in his personal capacity requesting for payment of legal fees ; and Whether a legal p
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Zambia had to determine: "Whether the petitoner was entitled to be retained on the Respondent's payroll following his retirement until payment of his pension benefit?" Disclaim
The issues for determination in this Case were as follows ; (i) Does the Supreme Court of the Republic Of Zambia have power to listen to an application on first instance? ; (ii) Can the Supreme Court of the Republic Of Z
The issue for determination by the High-Court of the Republic of Zambia was: " Whether Section 15 (1) of the Corrupt Practices Act contravened Article 20 (7) of the Constitution of Zambia?". N.B: Kindly note this podcast
The Issues for determination in this matter were; (i)Does the surviving spouse have a prior eligibility to be appointed as administrator over the deceased‘s relatives? ; (ii)Whether the surviving spouse should be informe
The issues for determination in this Divorce Case before the High-Court of the Republic of Zambia were as follows ; (i) Which ceremony between the Customary Marriage or the Stautory Marriage created the marriage ?; (ii)
Law Issue in this case. This was a Constitutional matter before the High Court that was tasked with determining whether or not the President of the Republic of Zambia has the legitimate authority/power to issue directive
This case deals with conviction of an accused person on purely indirect evidence (Circumstantial Evidence) without any eye witness present at the scene of the crime . The Brief facts of this Appeal Case before the Suprem
The episode explains the changes that have been implemented so as to deliver a better podcast for the various listeners. In addition, this episode provides the listeners with an insight of the new addition features and c
This is a conclusion episode concerning the case of Fredrick .M.Kunda . This episode gives a deeper analysis of why the Supreme Court of Zambia reversed the Judgement of the Subordinate Court, which relied on a specific
This is an Appeal from the Judgement of the Subordinate Court (Herein also known as the Magistrate Court) in which it found the Appellant guilty of the offence of defilement of a 7 year old Children . The High Court For
The Respondent in the Supreme Court of.Zambia ("Hill and Delamain Zambia Limited") had taken out Court Process ( Writ of Summons + Statement of Claim) to recover monies owed for services rendered at the instance and requ
This was an appeal from the Judgement of the High Court for Zambia that the Plaintiff having defaulted on the Loan agreement between itself and the Defendant . The Plaintiff therefore owed an outstanding amount of ZMW 36
The main argument in this Intellectual Property dispute was; whether or not a proprietor of unregistered Trademark , can prevent another person or company from registering that trademark . Music by "BenSound"
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