Discovery is a pre-trial stage in a legal proceeding where parties are required to disclose relevant information and evidence to each other. The process involves requests for information and production of documents, depositions of witnesses, and other forms of evidence gathering. It is a critical part of the litigation process in many legal systems, including […]
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The recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Maldives on the case, Housing Development Corporation Limited (HDC) v Ibrahim Jihad has set a new precedent in the interpretation of Section 43 of the Judicature Act. The ruling has emphasized the importance of preventing the abuse of the appeal process by parties who arbitrarily use the […]
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The High Court has recently made a ruling that may have significant implications for banks and other lenders in recovering unpaid loans. The court held that banks cannot collect interest and penalties on loans for a prolonged period without making any attempts to recover the money or filing a lawsuit. The case involved BML, which […]
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The High Court has ruled that the Supreme Court does not have the authority to create or dissolve individual agencies. This ruling came as a result of a case involving the dismissal of two employees from the Supreme Court’s Administration Department who were transferred to the Judicial Training Center under the Supreme Court. The Employment […]
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The Maldives is a stunning island nation that has been a popular tourist destination for many years. However, there is more to this small country than just pristine beaches and luxurious resorts. The Maldives has a unique legal system that is based on a combination of Islamic law and British common law. In this blog, […]
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