East African Court of Justice Arusha, 2 February 2015: The East African Court of Justice First Instance Division will resume its sessions this week. The Lower Court sets off immediately after the Appellate Division concluded theirs last week.
The First Instance Division headed by the Honorable Principal Judge, Justice Jean Bosco Butasi will sit for the whole month of February and thirteen (13) matters will be handled in this quarter. The 13 matters include four (4) Applications and four (4) References matters coming up for hearing, Four (4) References coming up for scheduling conferences and one (1) Reference coming up for delivery of Judgment.
The bench of the Judges of the First Instance Division is composed of Honourable Justice Jean Bosco Butasi (Principal Judge), Justice Isaac Lenaola (Deputy Principal Judge), Justice Dr. Faustin Ntezilyayo, Lady Justice Monica Mugenyi and Justice Fakihi A. Jundu.
All matters will be in open Court 2nd Floor EACJ wing.
The East African Court of Justice (EACJ or ‘the Court’), is one of the organs of the East African Community established under Article 9 of the Treaty for the Establishment of the East African Community. Established in November 2001, the Court’s major responsibility is to ensure the adherence to law in the interpretation and application of and compliance with the EAC Treaty.
Arusha is the temporary seat of the Court until the Summit determines its permanent seat. The Court’s sub-registries are located in the respective National Courts in the Partner States.
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