Overlooking Regulation 13(5) of L.I. 798: A Common Pitfall in Chieftaincy Contempt Applications | The Law Platform
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Overlooking Regulation 13(5) of L.I. 798: A Common Pitfall in Chieftaincy Contempt Applications
The act of certification is the legal trigger that activates the High Court’s authority. In the absence of certification, there is nothing to invoke the Court’s authority. Thus, where the exercise of jurisdiction is conditioned upon fulfilment of certain statutory requirements.