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The Supreme Court (SC) in a landmark judgment delivered on 8th July 2025 in SC/CHC/Appeal No. 24/2008, has revisited and clarified the foundational legal concepts of suretyship and indemnity under Sri, pertaining to personal guarantees. In this case Their Lordships have re-affirmed the stance of the Commercial
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The Supreme Court (SC) in a landmark judgment delivered on 8th July 2025 in SC/CHC/Appeal No. 24/2008, has revisited and clarified the foundational legal concepts of suretyship and indemnity under Sri, pertaining to personal guarantees. In this case Their Lordships have re-affirmed the stance of the Commercial
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Article 4 (c ) of the Constitution of Sri Lanka states that the judicial power of the people shall be exercised by Parliament through courts, tribunals, and institutions created and established, or recognized, by the Constitution, or created and established by law. The court system consists of the Supreme Court, the
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The proposed 21st Amendment to the constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka was published via gazette supplement dated 6th May 2022. The said bill was introduced as a private member’s bill and was presented to the cabinet on 17th May 2022. In brief, the bill proposes