The Court of Appeal of Sierra Leone has concluded its first-ever provincial sitting in Makeni City, delivering seven judgments and handling urgent applications as part of efforts to bring appellate justice...
The Court of Appeal sitting in Sierra Leone’s North-Eastern Province has established a significant legal precedent affirming that women are entitled to a proprietary interest in property acquired during...
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal of convicted former politician Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray and issued a warrant for his arrest after he and his legal counsel repeatedly failed to appear in...
A 35-year-old Nigerian national, Newton Johnson, has been sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled drug, specifically 2.9 kilograms of cocaine. The charges...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has announced that the Court of Appeal will hold sessions outside the capital for the first time in its history. The initiative, launched by Chief Justice Komba Kamanda...
The Court of Appeal of Sierra Leone have delivered a significant judgment in the matter of Aiah Fengai & 73 Others v. Octea Limited & Others, overturning a prior High Court decision that had struck...
The long-standing struggle of displaced property owners in Kono District for legal recognition and redress has taken a significant turn, as the Court of Appeal has granted the Marginalised Affected Property...
The Court of Appeal Court No. 4, Main Law Courts Building has sentenced 40-year-old businessman Nuru Deen Bangapoma Bangura to nine years’ imprisonment for Migrant Smuggling contrary to Section 20(1)...
The woman alleged to be in a relationship with Appeals Court Judge Justice Momoh-Jah Stevens, Edwina Jamiru has issued a public apology following a recent viral video in which she criticised the judge...
The Court of Appeal in Freetown has extended an interim injunction against Koidu Limited, a subsidiary of the Octéa Group, following legal action initiated by the Marginalized Affected Property Owners...
