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Kangwa & Others v Zambia Environmental Management Agency & Others (Appeal 40 of 2012) [2014] ZMSC 143 (30 October 2014)
EIA consultation rights extend beyond title holders; subsequent consultations and agency approvals can cure initial EIA defects.
Environmental law — Environmental Impact Assessment — right to be consulted not limited to title holders; scope and cure of EIA defects; discretionary admission of further evidence on appeal; mining licence outsourcing permitted where affiliate licensed; reliance on agency approvals and mitigation conditions
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30 October 2014
Heinrich Hotels Ltd. t/a Hotel Edinburgh v Kitwe City Council (HK 554 of 2009) [2011] ZMHC 2 (14 June 2011)
Interlocutory mandatory injunction granted to compel removal of unauthorised traders from road reserve due to public danger and likely plaintiff success.
Interlocutory mandatory injunction; balance of convenience (Nottingham/Eurodynamics test); licencees on road reserve with no title; public safety and danger from construction; enforcement of judgment on admission; absence of opposing affidavits
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14 June 2011
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