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It is often the case for holders of insurance policies to be denied compensation when levelling claims under the policies.

The recent judgment in the appeal case of Eric Benjamin Beesoo v The State is a reminder, if at all it was necessary, of an accused’s right to

In the judgment rendered by the Privy Council on 16 May 2016 in the appeal case of Shophold (Mauritius) Ltd v The Assessment Review Committee and another, their

In the recent case of United Docks Ltd (Applicant) v The Town and Country Planning Board (Respondent No.1) and others 2016 SCJ 145, it was decided that United

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Legal Issues In the case of E.S. Saks (as plaintiff) v. S. Hassamal (as defendant) 2015 SCJ 405 issued on 13 November 2015, His Lordship G. Angoh gave

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DNA testing has now become an established part of the forensic arsenal for determination of the identity of individuals where such is required by the courts. However, there

The standard rule provided in the Companies Act 2001 (the ‘Act’) is that the business and affairs of a Company are to be managed by, or under the

The Supreme Court recently gave an insight into the conditions for a non-competition clause to be valid in employment agreements. Such clauses generally restrict employees of companies from