Law of Civil Procedure

Judicial independence, as one of the cardinal elements of the rule of law, is commonly elevated to the status of and provided with constitutional protection. Moreover, it is ensured through and possesses dual facets: institutional and personal/functional.

Fair Hearing of a Suit/Impartiality of the Courts

Any person who sits in judgment over the interests of others must be able to bear an impartial and objective mind to the question in the controversy

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Ethiopian Legal Brief

A blog about Ethiopian Law

Category Law of Civil Procedure

Ethiopian Civil Procedure Law- Compromise and withdrawal

Ethiopian Civil Procedure Law- Adjudication without Trial

Ethiopian Civil Procedure Law- The First Hearing

Independence of the Judiciary and Accountability of the Judges

Fair Hearing of a Suit/Impartiality of the Courts

The Purpose of Civil Procedure Vis-à-vis Fundamental Procedural Rules

Civil Vs Criminal Procedures: Scope of Application

The Nature of Civil Procedure: Definitional Aspects

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