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Case Law[2016] ZMIC 19Zambia

Chilosha v Attorney General (COMP 76 of 2016) (1 June 2016) – ZambiaLII

Industrial Relations Court of Zambia
1 June 2016
Home, Judges Musona

Judgment

IN THE HIGH COURT FOR ZAMBIA HOLDEN AT THE NDOLA DISTRICT REGISTRY INDUSTRIAL/LABOUR DIVISION COMP/6/2016 BETWEEN: PAUL CHILOSHA COMPLAINANT AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL RESPONDENTS BEFORE: Hon. Judge E.L. Musona For the Complainant: Mr. R. Ngulube of Messrs Tembo Ngulube & Associates For the Respondents: Mr. S. Somboshi - State Advocate r Date: t June, 2016 RULING I have heard both parties. The record will show that the Respondents have never been serious with this case. I say so because initially they failed or declined or neglected to file an Answer to the Complaint within the prescribed 21 days. At that stage they should have been debarred from taking any further part in these proceedings as per rules ofthis court/division. I exercised lenience and allowedthem to file their Answer Out of Time. . . R2 On 29th February, 2016 the Respondents did not attend court to prosecute their own application to file Answer Out of Time, and did not communicate to court the cause for their failure to attend court. Infact, Leave to fileAnswer Out ofTime was granted to them in their absence and without them arguing their case but because I wanted the matter to be heard on merit. That shows lack of seriousness by the Respondents. Today counsel for the Respondents has come without their witness and wants an adjournment. I will allow the adjournment though reluctantly and sadly but with a strong warning that on the next sitting if the Respondents will not be ready I shall adjourn the matter for judgment because I have already given them enough time. 16th June, 2016 at 09.00 hours the whole day. Delivered at Ndola this the pt June, 2016. ~'--<!.c;;---->'.: Hon. E.L. Musana JUDGE

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