The Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules

Rule 21 of The Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules: Stay of execution in case of appeal

(1) Where an application for stay of execution pending appeal has been lodged, the applicant shall, in
the supporting affidavit, declare whether a similar application has been filed in any other court.
(2) An application for stay of execution pending appeal shall be filed in the appeal file.

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Rule 22 — Hearing of appeals

(1) The Registrar shall fix an appeal for directions on hearing by the Court within sixty days from the date the memorandum of appeal is filed. (2) Where, on the day fixed for hearing or on any other…

Rule 23 — Suits by several persons

(1) A suit may be instituted by one party on behalf of other parties with a similar cause of action. (2) Where a suit is instituted by one person on behalf of other parties, that person shall, in addi…

Rule 24 — Filing procedures

(1) A party shall file pleadings electronically and shall, within seven days of the filing, supply the Court with one hard copy of the pleadings or such number of hard copies as the Court may direct.…

Rule 25 — Service of summons

(1) The Court shall issue summons in Form 2 as set out in the First Schedule. (2) Each claimant, the claimant’s advocate or other person authorized by the claimant shall, through a qualified process s…