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CHIEFTAINCY (NATIONAL AND REGIONAL
HOUSES OF CHIEFS) PROCEDURE RULES,
1972 (CI 27)
As Amended by
CHIEFTAINCY (NATIONAL AND REGIONAL
HOUSES OF CHIEFS) (AMENDMENT)
RULES, 1972 (CI 28).
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
Section
1. Action brought to invoke
original jurisdiction.
2. Contents of Petition.
3. Service of Petition.
4. Addition of parties to action.
5. Statement of Defendant's case.
6. Service of documents.
7. Amendment of petition or
defence.
8. Memorandum of agreed issues.
9. Filing of documents.
10. Hearing of action.
11. Announcement of decision.
12. Non-appearance of parties.
13. Making of appeal.
14. Contents of Notice of Appeal.
15. Copies of Notice of Appeal.
16. Service of Notice of Appeal on
Defendants.
17. Statement of case by
Respondent and reply thereto.
18. Notice of Cross-Appeal.
19. Settling record of Appeal.
20. Security for costs.
21. Transmission of record.
22. New evidence on Appeal.
23. Hearing of Appeal.
24. Non-appearance of parties.
25. Costs.
26. Adjournments.
27. Fees.
28. Matters not expressly provided
for.
29. Pending Appeals.
30. Interpretation.
SCHEDULES
First Schedule
Form 1Chieftaincy Petition
Form 2Notice of Appeal
Second ScheduleFees
IN exercise of the powers
conferred on the Rules of Court
Committee by article 121 of the
Constitution and in pursuance of
section 26 (3) of the Chieftaincy
Act, 1971 (Act 370) and in
consultation with the National
House of Chiefs and all the
Regional Houses of Chiefs, these
Rules are made this 15th day of
May, 1972.
PART IORIGINAL JURISDICTION
Rule 1Action Brought to Invoke
Original Jurisdiction.
An action brought to invoke the
original jurisdiction of a
Judicial Committee shall be
commenced by petition in Form 1
set out in the First Schedule
which shall be signed by the
petitioner or his Counsel and
filed with the proper officer of
the Judicial Committee.
Rule 2Contents of Petition.
The petition shall be as concise
and brief as possible, and shall
state
(a) the full name of the
petitioner and the capacity in
which he is making the petition;
(b) the facts and particulars upon
which the petitioner seeks to
rely;
(c) the nature of the relief or
remedy sought by the petitioner;
(d) the names and addresses of all
parties who may be directly
affected by the action;
(e) the names and particulars of
the witnesses, if any, whom the
petitioner intends to call at the
hearing;
(f) the address for service of the
petitioner and of his Counsel, if
any, and each such address shall
be an address for service.
Rule 3Service of Petition.
The proper officer of the Judicial
Committee shall, as soon as
practicable after filing of the
petition, cause a copy thereof to
be served on each of the parties
mentioned in the petition as
directly affected who shall be
deemed to be the defendants.
Rule 4Addition of Parties to
Action.
The Judicial Committee may, at any
time, on its own motion or on the
application of a party, order that
any other person be made a party
to the petition in addition to or
in substitution for any other
party.
Rule 5Statement of Defendant's
Case.
A
defendant upon whom a petition is
served shall, if he wishes to
contest the petition, within
fourteen days of such service, or
within such time as the Judicial
Committee upon terms may direct,
file a statement of the
defendant's case which shall be
signed by the defendant or his
Counsel and which shall state
(a) the facts and particulars upon
which the defendant seeks to rely;
(b) the names and particulars of
the witnesses, if any, whom he
intends to call at the hearing;
(c) the address for service of his
Counsel, where he is represented
by Counsel.
Rule 6Service of Documents.
The proper officer of the Judicial
Committee shall, as soon as
practicable after the filing of
the statement of the defendant's
case, cause copies thereof to be
served on the other parties to the
action.
Rule 7Amendment of Petition or
Defence.
A
petition or a statement of the
defendant's case may at any time
with the leave of the Judicial
Committee be amended on such terms
as the Judicial Committee may
determine.
Rule 8Memorandum of Agreed
Issues.
(1) The parties may agree to file,
or shall if so ordered by the
Judicial Committee file, a
memorandum specifying the issues
agreed by them to be tried at the
hearing of the action.
(2) Where a Judicial Committee
orders the parties to file a
memorandum of issues to be tried,
the proper officer of the Judicial
Committee shall summon the parties
to appear before him on a date to
be specified in the summons, for
the purpose of drawing up the
memorandum.
(3) The memorandum shall be signed
by the parties and may, with the
leave of the Judicial Committee
granted upon such terms as the
Judicial Committee may determine,
be amended upon the application of
any of the parties.
Rule 9Filing of Documents.
(1) The statement of the
petitioner's case and of the
defendant's case as well as the
memorandum of agreed issues (if
any) shall be filed with the
proper officer.
(2) Upon receipt of any document
filed the proper officer shall
immediately stamp it as filed,
indicating on the document the
date of filing, and the document
so stamped shall be prima facie
evidence of the date on which it
was filed.
Rule 10Hearing of Action.
(1) The Judicial Committee shall
appoint a time at which the
parties shall appear before it for
the action to be heard.
(2) At the hearing of the action,
the petitioner shall, unless the
Judicial Committee directs
otherwise, first open his case and
each defendant shall then be
entitled to reply thereto before
the parties and any witnesses of
whom notice has been given are
called to testify.
(3) The petitioner and the
defendant shall be entitled to
call at the hearing of the
petition any witnesses of whom
notice has been given, and may
with the leave of the Judicial
Committee call any other witness.
(4) The Judicial Committee may on
its own motion call any witness
whose evidence is, in the opinion
of the Judicial Committee, likely
to be relevant to the matter
before the Judicial Committee.
(5) Each witness shall be examined
by the party calling him and the
other party shall be entitled to
cross-examine him.
(6) The party calling a witness
may re-examine him in respect only
of matters arising out of the
cross-examination of that witness.
Rule 11Announcement of Decision.
The Judicial Committee shall at
the conclusion of the hearing of
the petition deliver its judgment,
giving its reasons therefor.
Rule 12Non-appearance of Parties.
(1) Where the petitioner fails to
appear when his petition is called
for hearing, the Judicial
Committee may strike out or
dismiss the petition.
(2) Where a defendant fails to
appear when the petition is called
for hearing, the Judicial
Committee may, if it so wishes,
proceed to hear the petition and
give its decision.
(3) Any judgment ex parte may be
set aside, upon good cause shown,
on application made to the
Judicial Committee within fourteen
days by the party who did not
appear when the petition was
called for hearing.
PART IIAPPEALS
Rule 13Making of Appeal.
(1) An appeal to a Judicial
Committee in accordance with the
Chieftaincy Act, 1971 (Act 370)
shall be brought by notice of
appeal in Form 2 set out in the
First Schedule signed by the
appellant or his Counsel and filed
with the proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against.
(2) In accordance with sections
22 (5) and 23 (6) of the
Chieftaincy Act, 1971 (Act 370),
any appeal to the National House
of Chiefs against a judgment or
order of a Regional House of
Chiefs, or to a Regional House of
Chiefs against a judgment or order
of a Traditional Council, shall be
lodged within thirty days after
the judgment or order appealed
against:
Provided that the Judicial
Committee to whom the appeal is
directed may, if it appears to it
to be just so to do, extend the
said period in any particular case
for a further period expiring not
later than two months after the
date of the decision appealed
against.
Rule 14Contents of Notice of
Appeal.
(1) The notice of appeal shall be
as concise as possible, and shall
state
(a) the address for service of the
appellant;
(b) the grounds of appeal;
(c) whether the whole or part only
of the decision is complained of
and in the latter case the part
complained of;
(d) the nature of the relief
sought;
(e) the name and address of
Counsel for the appellant, if any,
which shall be an address for
service;
(f) the names and addresses of all
parties directly affected by the
appeal;
(g) the particulars of any
misdirection or error in law, if
so alleged.
(2) The grounds of appeal shall
set out concisely and under
distinct heads the grounds upon
which the appellant intends to
rely at the hearing of the appeal,
without any argument or narrative,
and shall be numbered
consecutively.
(3) No ground of appeal which is
vague or general in terms or
discloses no reasonable ground of
appeal shall be permitted, except
the general ground that the
judgment is against the weight of
the evidence; and any ground of
appeal or any part thereof which
is not permitted under the
provisions of this rule may be
struck out by the Judicial
Committee hearing the appeal
either on its own motion or on the
application of the respondent.
Rule 15Copies of Notice of
Appeal.
The appellant shall provide a
sufficient number of copies of the
notice of appeal for the use of
all members of the Judicial
Committee hearing the appeal and
for service on all parties
directly affected by the appeal.
Rule 16Service of Notice of
Appeal on Defendants.
(1) The proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against shall, as soon
as practicable after the filing of
the notice of appeal, cause copies
thereof to be served on each of
the parties mentioned in the
notice of appeal as directly
affected by the appeal and forward
copies thereof to the Judicial
Committee to whom the appeal is
directed.
(2) The Judicial Committee to whom
the appeal is directed shall be
deemed to be seised of the appeal
from the time when it receives
copies of the notice of appeal,
and every application relating
thereto shall thereafter be made
to that Judicial Committee.
(3) The Judicial Committee hearing
the appeal may direct notice to be
served on any party to the
original action or other
proceeding or upon any person not
a party thereto and may adjourn
the hearing of the appeal upon
such terms as may be just, and
make such order as might have been
made if the person served with
such notice had originally been a
party to the appeal.
Rule 17Statement of Case by
Respondent and Reply thereto.
(1) A party upon whom an
appellant's notice of appeal is
served may within twenty-one days
of such service or within such
time as the Judicial Committee
upon terms may direct, file a
Statement of his case in answer to
the appellant's notice of appeal,
and the proper officer shall
thereupon serve the respondent's
statement of case on the
appellant.
(2) The appellant may, within
fourteen days of the service on
him of the respondent's statement,
file with the proper officer a
reply to the respondent's
statement, and the proper officer
shall thereupon serve such reply
on the respondent.
Rule 18Notice of Cross-Appeal.
A
respondent may give notice by way
of cross-appeal and the provisions
of rules 14 and 15 shall, mutatis
mutandis, apply to such notice of
cross-appeal.
Rule 19Settling Record of Appeal.
(1) The proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against shall, upon an
appeal being brought, summon the
parties before him to settle the
documents (which expression shall
include any matter which may form
part of a record) to be included
in the record and shall, whether
any of the parties attend the
summons or not, settle and sign
and in due course file a list of
such documents.
(2) The proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against, as well as
the parties, shall endeavour to
exclude from the record all
documents (more particularly such
as are merely formal) that are not
relevant to the subject matter of
the appeal and generally to reduce
the bulk of the record as far as
practicable, taking special care
to avoid duplication of documents
and unnecessary repetition of
headings and other merely formal
parts of documents; but the
documents omitted to be copied
shall be enumerated in a list at
the end of the record.
(3) If the proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against or any party
objects to the inclusion of a
document on the ground that it is
unnecessary or irrelevant and the
other party nevertheless insists
upon its being included, the
document shall be included and the
record shall, with a view to the
subsequent adjustment of the costs
f and incidental to the inclusion
of such document, indicate in the
index of papers or otherwise the
fact that, and the party by whom,
the inclusion of the document was
objected.
(4) The appellant shall within
such time as the proper officer of
the Judicial Committee whose
decision is appealed against
directs, deposit with him a sum
fixed to cover the estimated cost
of making up and forwarding the
record of appeal.
Rule 20Security for Costs.
The appellant shall within such
time as the proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against shall fix,
deposit such sum as the proper
officer shall determine or give
security therefor by bond with one
or more sureties to his
satisfaction as such proper
officer may direct, for the due
prosecution of the appeal and for
the payment of any costs which may
be ordered to be paid by the
appellant.
Rule 21Transmission of Record.
(1) The proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against shall transmit
the record when ready together
with
(a) a certificate of service of
the notice of appeal;
(b) a certificate that the
conditions imposed under rules 19
(4) and 20 have been fulfilled;
(c) sufficient copies of the
record for the use of the Judicial
Committee hearing the appeal;
(d) the file of the case in the
Judicial Committee below
containing all documents filed by
the parties in connection
therewith.
(2) The proper officer of the
Judicial Committee whose decision
is appealed against shall also
cause to be served on all parties
mentioned in the notice of appeal
a notice that the record has been
forwarded to the proper officer of
the Judicial Committee hearing the
appeal, who shall in due course
enter the appeal in the cause
list.
Rule 22New Evidence on Appeal.
(1) It is not open as of right to
any party to an appeal to adduce
new evidence in support of his
original case; but, for the
furtherance of justice, the
Judicial Committee may allow or
require new evidence to be
adduced.
(2) A party may, by leave of the
Judicial Committee, allege any
facts essential to the issue that
have come to his knowledge after
the decision appealed against and
adduce evidence in support of such
allegations.
Rule 23Hearing of Appeal.
(1) The Judicial Committee shall
appoint a time at which the
parties shall appear before the
Judicial Committee for the appeal
to be heard.
(2) At the hearing of the appeal,
the appellant shall, unless the
Judicial Committee directs
otherwise, first open his argument
and each respondent shall then be
entitled to reply thereto, except
any respondent in respect of whom
the Judicial Committee considers
that it is unnecessary for him to
reply.
(3) The Judicial Committee may in
hearing the appeal amend the
grounds of appeal and make any
order necessary for determining
the real issue or question in
controversy between the parties,
and may amend any defect or error
in the record of appeal, and may
direct the Judicial Committee
below to enquire into and certify
its finding on any questions which
the Judicial Committee thinks fit
to determine before final judgment
in the appeal, and generally shall
have as full jurisdiction over the
whole proceedings as if it were
hearing the proceedings at first
instance, and may re-hear the
whole case, or may remit it to the
Judicial Committee below to be
re-heard or to be otherwise dealt
with as the Judicial Committee
directs.
(4) The Judicial Committee shall
at the conclusion of the hearing
of the appeal deliver its
judgment, giving its reasons
therefor.
Rule 24Non-appearance of Parties.
(1) Where an appellant fails to
appear when his appeal is called
for hearing, the Judicial
Committee may if it so wishes
proceed to hear the appeal and
consider his case on the basis of
the grounds of appeal and give its
decision.
(2) Where a respondent fails to
appear when the appeal is called
for hearing, the Judicial
Committee may if it so wishes
proceed to hear the appeal and
give its decision.
PART IIIMISCELLANEOUS
Rule 25Costs.
(1) Where the costs of proceedings
brought in accordance with these
Rules are allowed they may either
be fixed by the Judicial Committee
at the time when the judgment is
given or may be ordered to be
taxed.
(2) The proper officer shall be
the Taxing Officer and all such
costs shall be taxed by him
according to the rules for the
time being in force in the High
Court:
Provided that any costs incurred
by way of fees as prescribed in
the Second Schedule shall be taxed
in accordance therewith.
(3) Any person aggrieved by any
order, decision or ruling of the
Taxing Officer may apply to the
Judicial Committee before which
the relevant proceedings were
brought by motion accompanied by
an affidavit in support, to set
aside such order, decision or
ruling and to make such further
order as it thinks fit.
(4) Notice of such motion shall be
served upon the Taxing Officer and
upon all parties having an
interest therein.
Rule 26Adjournments.
A
Judicial Committee shall have
power to adjourn any action before
it as it may think fit and upon
such terms as it may think fit.
Rule 27Fees.
(1) The fees payable in respect of
any cause or matter to be heard
before the Judicial Committee
shall be as specified in the
Second Schedule.
(2) Any fees or other moneys taken
or received by a Judicial
Committee shall form part of the
Consolidated Fund.
Rule 28Matters not Expressly
Provided for.
Where no provision is expressly
made by these Rules or by any
enactment regarding the practice
and procedure to be followed in
any cause or matter before a
Judicial Committee, that Committee
shall follow such practice and
procedure as in the opinion of the
Judicial Committee the justice of
the cause or matter may require,
regard being had to the principles
of customary law, and to the
practice and procedure of the High
Court of Justice.
Rule 29Pending Appeals.
(1) Any appeal pending immediately
before the commencement of these
Regulations by virtue of section
67 (2) of the Chieftaincy Act,
1971 (Act 330) shall
notwithstanding any provision of
these Regulations, be deemed to
have been duly filed in accordance
with these Regulations, and
accordingly no further fee shall
be payable under these Regulations
in respect of the filing of that
appeal.
(2) Any appeal filed before the
commencement of these Regulations
shall be deemed to have been filed
on the date of commencement of
these Regulations.
Rule 30Interpretation.
In these Rules
"appellant" includes the party
appealing and his Counsel;
"Judicial Committee" means the
National House of Chiefs or a
Regional House of Chiefs
exercising their judicial
functions;
"party" includes any party to an
appeal or other proceeding and his
Counsel;
"proper officer" means the
officer, howsoever named,
performing the functions of
Registrar in relation to a
Judicial Committee;
"respondent" means any party
directly affected by the appeal
other than the appellant, and
Counsel for any such party.
FIRST SCHEDULE
FORM ICHIEFTAINCY PETITION
(Rule 1)
NO
.19
..
A
PETITION TO THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE
OF THE.......
REGIONAL HOUSE
OF CHIEFS
1. Full names of
Petitioner
.........................................................................
2. Capacity in which petition is
made
......................................................................
3. Petitioner's address for
service
..........................................................................
..............................................................................
4. Name and address for service of
Petitioner's Counsel, if
any
.....................................................................
5. Names and addresses of all
parties who may be directly
affected by the action:
(i)
Name
...
..............................................................................
Address
..
...............................................................................
(ii)
Name
..
................................................................................
Address
...............................................................................
6. Names and particulars of the
witnesses, if any, whom the
Petitioner intends to call at the
hearing:
(i)
.
.
................................................................................
(ii)
..
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(iii)
...............................................................................
(iv)
...............................................................................
WHEREAS the Petitioner has reason
to believe and can prove that the
following facts and particulars
are true (Here state in a concise
form, the facts and particulars
upon which the Petitioner seeks to
rely):
1.
................................................................................
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2.
................................................................................
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3.
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.................................................................................
NOW, THEREFORE, the Petitioner
seeks the following reliefs or
remedies:
1.
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.
...............................................................................
2.
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
3.
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Dated this
day
of
19
.
Petitioner
FORM 2NOTICE OF APPEAL
(Rule 12)
No.
19
TO THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL HOUSE/
..REGIONAL
HOUSE OF CHIEFS
(Delete inappropriate words)
NOTICE OF APPEAL
Between
Appellant
and
Respondent
TAKE NOTICE that the Appellant
being dissatisfied with the
decision [that part of the
decision] more particularly stated
hereunder contained in the
judgment of the Judicial Committee
of the Regional House of
Chiefs/Traditional Authority given
on the day of
19 ,
hereby appeals to the National
House of Chiefs/Judicial Committee
of the
.Regional
House of Chiefs upon the grounds
set out in paragraph 4 hereof and
will at the hearing of the appeal
seek the reliefs set out in
paragraph 5 hereof.
2. The part of the decision
complained of is as follows:
3. The particulars of misdirection
or of error in law are as
follows:
4. The grounds of appeal are:
1.
2.
.
3. etc.
..
5. The reliefs sought by the
Appellant are:
6. The address for service of
Counsel for the Appellant are as
follows:
7. The persons directly affected
by this appeal are:
1. Name
Address
2.
Name
..
Address
3. Name
Address
Dated this
day
of ,
19
Appellant
SECOND SCHEDULE
FEES
(Rule 27)
A. ORIGINAL JURISDICTION OF
REGIONAL HOUSE OF CHIEFS
’
1. On filing petition
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.. .. 50.00
2. On filing any
amendment
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.. .. 1.00
3. On filing statement of
defendant's case or reply
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.. .. 10.00
4. On filing any motion
papers
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.. .. 2.00
5. On filing any document or
exhibit ..
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0.50
6. On filing memorandum of agreed
issues
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2.00
7. For lodging bill for costs for
taxation including taxation for
first twenty folios
.. .. 1.00
For every ten folios or part
thereof after the first
twenty ..
.. ..
0.50
8. On certifying copy of a
document as office copy for every
folio of 100 words or part thereof
.. 0.15
9. Service of any document
..
..
..
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.. 0.10
[As amended by Chieftaincy
(National and Regional Houses of
Chiefs) (Amendment) Rules, 1972
(CI 28), Rule 1(a)].
B. APPEALS TO REGIONAL HOUSE OF
CHIEFS
1. On filing any notice of
appeal
..
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50.00
2. On filing statement of
respondent in answer
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.. .. 5.00
3. On filing
cross-appeal
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10.00
4. On filing application to amend
notice of appeal other than
grounds of appeal
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5.00
5. On settling record of appeal
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5.00
6. On bond to secure costs
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.. 5.00
7. On filing motion for extension
of time if the time
has not yet expired
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..
..
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..
has already
expired
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10.00
20.00
8. On filing amended or additional
grounds of appeal
..
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.. 10.00
9. On amending or adding to
grounds of appeal by leave or
direction of the Judicial
Committee at the hearing
.. ..
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.. 20.00
10. On Registrar's certificate
that conditions of appeal have
been fulfilled
.. ..
2.00
11. On filing motion to restore
appeal dismissed for
non-compliance with
conditions ..
30.00
12. On filing motion to set aside
taxing officer's decision or
order ..
.. .. 5.00
13. On filing motion for leave to
adduce fresh evidence
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.. .. 25.00
14. On filing any motion not
otherwise provided for
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.. 5.00
15. On filing any document or
exhibit ..
..
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.. 0.50
16. On office copies of any
document for every folio of 100
words or part
thereof ..
0.10
17. On lodging a bill of costs for
taxation including taxation for
the first twenty folios
.. 2.00
For every ten folios or part
thereof after the first
twenty
.. ..
.. 1.00
[As amended by Chieftaincy
(National and Regional Houses of
Chiefs) (Amendment) Rules, 1972
(CI 28), Rule 1(b)].
C. APPEALS TO NATIONAL HOUSE OF
CHIEFS
1. On filing notice of appeal
against a final judgment or
decision ..
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50.00
2. On filing any other notice of
appeal ..
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30.00
3. On settling record of appeal
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..
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.. 10.00
4. On bond to secure costs of
appeal ..
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10.00
5. On filing motion for extension
of time is the time
has not yet expired
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..
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.. ..
has already expired
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20.00
40.00
6. On filing amended or additional
grounds of appeal
.. ..
.. .. 20.00
7. On amending or adding to
grounds of appeal by leave or
direction of the Judicial
Committee at the
hearing
.. ..
..
..
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.. 50.00
8. On Registrar's certificate that
conditions of appeal have been
fulfilled
.. ..
5.00
9. On filing motion to set aside
taxing officer's decision or
order ..
.. .. 10.00
10. On filing motion for leave to
adduce fresh evidence ..
..
.. .. 75.00
11. On filing any motion not
otherwise provided for
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.. 20.00
12. On filing any document or
exhibit
.. ..
..
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5.00
13. On office copies of any
document for every folio of 100
words or part
thereof
.. 0.20
14. On lodging a bill of costs for
taxation including taxation for
the first twenty folios
.. 5.00
For every ten folios or part
thereof after the first
twenty
.. ..
.. 1.00
The cost of the record of appeal
shall be calculated as follows:
Full cost as above to any party
and one-quarter cost for each copy
for the use of the Judicial
Committee.
Fees for service of any documents
and in connection therewith and
payments for mileage involved by
such service shall be charged and
paid under the rules and scale
regulating service in the Judicial
Committee below.
MR. JUSTICE E. A. L. BANNERMAN
Chief JusticeChairman
MR. JUSTICE KOI LARBI
Member
MR. JUSTICE LASSEY
Member
MR. E. N. MOORE
Attorney-GeneralMember
MR. JUSTICE HAYFRON-BENJAMIN
Member
MR. NENE AZZU MATE KOLE
Member
JAMES MERCER
Member
JOHN QUARSHIE-IDUN
Member
SIMON K. K. SOTOMEY
Member
JOE REINDORF
Member
ESI COBBINA (MRS.)
Member
S. S. OKUNOR
Secretary
Date of Gazette Notificat
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