Martin Kanjosolo v Shoprite Trading Limited and Malawi Revenue Authority

dc.contributor.authorR. Mbvundula
dc.date.accessioned2025-10-29T07:29:51Z
dc.date.issued2019-06-13
dc.description.abstractThe court reviewed the claimant’s application for summary judgment against the defendants, alleging that their defenses were evasive and amounted to an abuse of process. The dispute centers on whether certain fish products, specifically “Gendev Mackerel,” are exempt from VAT under the VAT Act. The court noted that the defendants did not deny the product’s exempt status nor provided a substantive defense, thus raising the question of whether the case warrants summary judgment. Ultimately, the court emphasized that the critical issue is whether the product qualifies as an exempt supply, which can be determined summarily, and dismissed the defendants’ defenses as potentially frivolous and an abuse of court process.
dc.identifier.citationHigh Court of Malawi, 'Martin Kanjosolo v Shoprite Trading Limited and Malawi Revenue Authority' (13 June 2019) Revenue Cause No 13 of 2017.
dc.identifier.otherRevenue Cause No 13 of 2017.
dc.identifier.urihttps://elibrary.rat.gov.mw/handle/123456789/87
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherHigh Court of Malawi, Principal Registry.
dc.subjectVAT exemption
dc.subjectSummary judgment
dc.subjectTax law
dc.subjectCourt procedure
dc.subjectAbuse of process
dc.titleMartin Kanjosolo v Shoprite Trading Limited and Malawi Revenue Authority
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