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Appeals to Land Tribunal

Overview

Those wishing to appeal a decision of the Minister of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services, a Main Land Board or Planning Authority may apply to the Land Tribunal offices located in Gaborone, Maun, Francistown and Palapye. While the decisions made by the Land Tribunal are final and legally binding, the process has been designed to be less formal and easier to access than the general Court system.  The Land Tribunal also hears applications from the Main Land Boards, Minister of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services and Planning authorities for the enforcement of their decisions.

Who is eligible?

Any person or business that has been directly affected by the decision of a Main Land Board, Planning Authority or the Minister of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services may make application for an appeal to the Land Tribunal.  Applicants must demonstrate that they are directly affected by the decision they are appealing by providing a copy of the letter addressed to them from the Main Land Board or Planning Authority that contains the resolution in question.

How do I get this service?

To file an appeal with the Land Tribunal, follow the steps listed below;

 

LAND BOARD APPEALS AND PLANNING APPEALS

  • Notice and grounds of appeal.
  • The notice of appeal should contain Appellant(s) and the Respondent(s) full names, postal and Physical addresses and contacts.
  • Provide a list of witnesses that you intend to call (if any)
What supporting documents are required?

LAND BOARD APPEALS

  • Land Board Resolution letter that is being challenged.
  • Certified copy of Certificate of Customary Land Grant, Lease agreement or Tittle Deed (If any is available).
  •  A sketch plan depicting the area in dispute.
  • Copy of valid National Identity card (Omang) or Passport for Non-citizens
  • A letter of authority to represent should be attached.This is required if a person who is appearing before the Land Tribunal is not appearing as a party to the matter or an Attorney but merely assigned to represent one of the parties.
  • If an appeal is filed on behalf of a deceased’s Estate, a letter of authority from family members as well as letter of confirmation of relationship from Bogosi or District Commissioner and certified copy of death certificate should be attached.
  •  Resolution letter from Board of Directors authorizing representation should be attached, (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)
  • A certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation (for companies) and a Certificate of Registration (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)
  • A copy of Constitution (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)
  • A certified copy of Certificate of Registration from Registrar of Societies, (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)

PLANNING APPEALS

  • Planning authority (City/Town/District Council) resolution letter that is being challenged.
  • Certified copy of Certificate of Customary Land Grant, Lease agreement or Tittle Deed (If any is available).
  •  A copy of drawings that were submitted to the Planning Authority in support of the application.
  • Copy of neighborhood consultation forms (if any)
  • Confirmation of authority to represent,
  • A letter of authority to represent should be attached, if a person who is appearing before the Land Tribunal is not appearing as a party to the matter or an Attorney but merely assigned to represent one of the parties.
  • If an appeal is filed on behalf of a deceased’s Estate, a letter of authority from family members as well as letter of confirmation of relationship from Bogosi or District Commissioner and certified copy of death certificate should be attached.
  • Resolution letter from Board of Directors authorizing representation should be attached, (if the Appellant is a syndicate, an Association, Club, Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.).
  • A certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation (for companies) and a Certificate of  registration if the Appellant is a syndicate, an Association, Club, Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.).
  • A copy of Constitution (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club, Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)
  • A certified copy of Certificate of Registration from Registrar of Societies, (if the Appellant is a Syndicate, an Association, Club, Society, Company, a Trust, Church etc.)
  • Copy of National Identity card (Omang) or Passport for Non citizens).

NB: All documents submitted to the Land Tribunal should always be in triplicate. •          All the parties to the appeal should be served with copies after filing with the land tribunal

How long will this service take?

After all documentation has been filed with the Land Tribunal, appeals against decisions of land Boards will be completed within 12 months. 

Where can I obtain this service?

For more information, please contact the offices listed below, 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.  Alternatively, you may wish to consult the Ministry of Land Management Water and Sanitation Services.

Gaborone Division

P/Bag 00211

Plot 21 Corner of Khama Cresent and Queens Road

Tel: 3903388

Fax: 3904711

 

Palapye Division

P.O Box 10318

Pota Post

Plot 1707, Unit 4

Lotsane Complex (Shashane Mall)

Tel: 4920263/4920265

Fax: 4920262

 

Francistown

P/Bag F146

How much does it cost?

BWP10.00 for registering an appeal. 

Ministry submitting this Service

Search Botswana New Legislation

Overview

Botswana legislation that will soon be enacted, or has recently been enacted, is listed on the Botswana e-Laws website. This new legislation, including acts, bills and statutory instruments, can be searched and listings can be downloaded in PDF format from the e-Laws website.  Hard copies of the full contents of the legislation can be purchased from the government bookstore.  

Who is eligible?

Public  

How do I get this service?
  • To retrieve a listing of new legislation, conduct a search and download PDF copies of the listings, visit the Botswana e-Laws website at the URL listed below and click on the New Legislation tab.  
     
    Botswana e-Laws web address: www.elaws.gov.bw

  • Hard copies of the full contents of the legislative documents can be purchased from the Botswana Government Printing & Publishing Bookstore located at: 
     
    Botswana Government Printing and Publishing 
    Plot 1181/82, Main Mall, Botswana Road 
    Private Bag 0081 
    Gaborone 
    Botswana 

 
Tel. (+267) 395-3202/395-9392 
Fax. (+267) 395-9392  
Opening hours: 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.

How long will this service take?
  • Immediate 
  • Purchases at the Government Bookstore can be completed immediately during business hours 
How much does it cost?

Hard copy publications are priced individually at the bookstore

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Ministry submitting this Service
Where can I get more information on this Service

Attorney General's Chambers 
Principal Public Relations Officer 
Private Bag 009 
Gaborone 
Botswana 
Tel. (+267) 361-3928 
Fax. (+267) 393-0261 
Email. kjmarumo [at] gov.bw  
Opening hours: 7:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday, except public holidays. 

 

Botswana Government Printing and Publishing 
Plot 1181/82, Main Mall, Botswana Road 
Private Bag 0081 
Gaborone 
Botswana 
Tel. (+267) 395-3202/395-9392 
Fax. (+267) 395-9392  

 
​​​Opening hours: 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.  

Botswana Unreported Cases

Overview

​​​​​​Judgements from the Courts of Botswana, including the High Court, Industrial Court and Court of Appeal which have not been published in the Botswana Law Reports can be searched and downloaded in PDF format through the E-Laws website of Botswana. 

Who is eligible?

Public

How do I get this service?

To access this service visit the Botswana e-Laws website and click on the unreported cases tab. The Botswana E-Laws Website: www.elaws.gov.bw 

How long will this service take?

Immediate 

How much does it cost?

No cost 

Meta tags

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Keywords

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Ministry submitting this Service
Where can I get more information on this Service

Attorney General's Chambers 
Public Relations Officer 
Private Bag 009 
Gaborone, Botswana 
Tel. (+267) 3613928 
Fax. (+267) 3930261 

Email. AGC_Communication_Desk [at] gov.bw

Opening hours: 7:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.

Provision of Legal Assistance

Overview

Legal assistance is provided to litigants with limited financial means who are involved in civil and criminal cases.

In Civil cases, any party who desires to sue and defend as a poor litigant may apply in writing for leave to sue or defend as a poor litigant, as per Order 5 of the Magistrate Court rules and Order 46 of the High Court rules.

In criminal trials/ appeals, pro-deo lawyers (lawyers whose fees are paid directly by the government) can be assigned to defendants of limited financial means.  

Who is eligible?
  • Any individual who is instigating or defending themselves against a civil case may apply for legal assistance from the courts.
  • These individuals must be unable to afford professional legal assistance.
  • For criminal cases, accused persons charged with murder, manslaughter, attempted murder or treason are entitled to pro-deo representation.
  • The decision is made by the Registrar of the High Court/ Magistrate.
How do I get this service?
  • They must submit a letter/application, in writing, to the Registrar/ Magistrate of the court outlining that: they are requesting permission to sue or defend as an individual of limited financial means. Also explaining that they lack the financial means to afford their own legal assistance.
  • The Registrar/Magistrate, on receipt of the letter/application, will make inquiries as to the means of the applicant in order to assess the legitimacy of the claim. The Registrar/ Magistrate may require the applicant to provide a verbal oath or a written affidavit for the lack of financial ability.
  • Once the Registrar/ Magistrate approves the written application, the case is referred to a legal practitioner who makes the assessment of whether the applicant has a reasonable chance of success in their case before deciding whether take the case. The applicant will be informed through written correspondence of the outcome of his or her application.
  • The Registrar/ Magistrate will grant the applicant leave to sue or defend without payment of court fees. The applicant will be given a document signed by the Registrar/Magistrate stating that he is given leave to sue or defend without payment of court fees. The applicant will then attach a copy of the said document whenever filling documents at the Registry.
What supporting documents are required?

To submit the letter/ order granting permission to sue or defend as pauper.

How long will this service take?
  • Approximately one business day.
  • Once the applicant submits his\her application the Registrar's secretary/ Clerk then makes an appointment for a given date. On the appointed date the Registrar/ Magistrate will enquire into the means of the applicant and for that purpose may require the applicant to give evidence on oath, either in person or by affidavit. The Registrars/ Magistrate ruling will be delivered on the same day.
  • The decision of the Registrar/ Magistrate shall be final as to whether the applicant has sufficient means to finance his action or not.
How much does it cost?

No cost

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Ministry submitting this Service
Where can I get more information on this Service

Kindly contact one of the offices listed below:

Court of Appeal

Private Bag 00316

Gaborone

Botswana

Tel: (+267) 371 8000  

Gaborone High Court

P O Box 00220

Gaborone

Botswana

Tel: (+267) 3718000

Fax: (+267) 3915119 

Francistown High Court

Private Bag F13

Francistown

Botswana

Tel: +267 241 2125

Fax. (+267) 2416378

Lobatse High Court

Private Bag 001

Lobatse

Botswana

Tel: +267 5338000

Fax: (+267) 5332317

Regional  Magistrate Court-North

Private Bag F149

Francistown

Botswana

Tel: (+267) 2410624

Regional  Magistrate Court- South

Private Bag BR293

Gaborone

Botswana

Tel: (+267) 3956339

Gaborone -  Village 
Private Bag  X10
Gaborone
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 3956381

Broadhurst
Private Bag BR 122,
Gaborone
​Botswana
Tel. (+267) 3956381

 
Extension II
Private Bag X10
Gaborone
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 3956381

 
Lobatse
Private Bag 16
Lobatse
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 5330540

 
Kanye
Private Bag 17
Kanye
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 5440276/ 78

 
Jwaneng
Private Bag 10
Jwaneng
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 5880628

 
Mochudi
Private Bag 029
Mochudi
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 5777601
Molepolole
Private Bag 0022
Molepolole
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 5920402
Tsabong
Private Bag 359
Tsabong
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6540277

 
Gantsi
P. O. Box 206
Gantsi
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6596352 
Maun
Private Bag 0271
Maun
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6860370

 
Francistown
Private Bag F19
Francistown
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 2413793


 
Masunga
Private Bag 11
Masunga
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 2489277

 
Letlhakane
Private Bag 32
Letlhakane
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 2976666

 
Selibe Phikwe
Private Bag 003
Selibe Phikwe
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 2610321

 
Serowe
Private Bag 14
Serowe
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 4630386

 
Palapye
Private Bag 15
Palapye
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 4920401
Mahalapye
P. O. Box 22
Mahalapye
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 4710326 

 
Kasane
Private Bag K5
Kasane
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6250337 
Hukuntsi
Private Bag 10
Hukuntsi
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6510148
Bobonong
Private Bag 003
Selibe Phikwe
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 2629790

Gumare
P. O. Box 35
Gumare
Botswana
Tel. (+267) 6874511

   

Opening hours are 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.

 

 

Adjudication of Matrimonial Cases

Overview
  • Include divorce, judicial separations, or the nullification of a marriage.
  • All matrimonial proceedings must be heard at the high court.  
  • A divorce can be jointly claimed and the parties can negotiate the ancillary considerations of the divorce action (i.e. custody of minor children, maintenance and division of the matrimonial estate.  
  • The court will hear the case irrespective of the manner in which parties contracted their marriage (i.e. customary, religious or common law marriages).  
  • Upon divorce, nullity, or separation the court has wide ranging powers to, among other things, order the transfer of the matrimonial home and property from one party to the other or alter either party's rights in the separation, in particular to provide for dependent children.
  • The court being the upper guardian of the minor child. In the event of custody of the minor child; the court has to be satisfied that a party is of good repute and is a fit and proper person to be entrusted with the custody of the child and possess adequate means to maintain and educate the child.
Who is eligible?
  • Either  party to a marriage may bring an action before the High Court for divorce, judicial separation, or a request for a marriage to be declared null and void.
  • Under the law, the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage constitutes grounds for divorce.
  • The marriage having existed for two (2) years 

Restrictions on filing a divorce, nullity or separation are the following:

  • Per subsection two of the Matrimonial Causes Act, no action for divorce can be taken during the period of two years following the date of registration of the marriage ("the specified period").
  • An application for divorce during the specified period may be considered if it is a situation of exceptional hardship suffered by the plaintiff or depravity on the part of the respondent. In determining if such an application is considered, the court will take into account the well-being of dependent children where reasonable probability exists of a reconciliation between the spouses.
  • An application for divorce after the specified period may be brought based on matters which occurred during the specified period.
How do I get this service?

In order to institute divorce proceedings  an applicant should file writ of summons, in Summons-Form 2 in the first schedule with such variations as circumstances require – (High Court Rules).

  • The Plaintiff, or the Plaintiff's attorney or agent shall bring the original originating process documents and four copies to the Civil Registry in Gaborone, Francistown or Lobatse for date stamp, signing and filing.
  • The Civil Registry will register the summons and retain two copies. 
  • One copy is to be served to the respondent. 
  • One copy is retained by the applicant.
  • It is the responsibility of the filing party (applicant) to furnish the respondent with the originating process.
  • Service upon a person of a  summons, may be made by any adult person who has no interest in the cause and is able to explain its nature and contents
  • Except in the case of arrest; writs of summons, shall not be served on a Sunday or between 1900 hrs and 0700 hrs of any other day, and no such service shall be valid if made.
  • The registered case is then assigned to a judge who will preside over it until completion.
  • Following due process as instructed by the judge, a decree -nisi (tentative order granting divorce)  is granted. An applicant/respondent can then apply for a decree absolute (final divorce order) six (6) weeks following the order.
  • A rule nisi is a court order that does not have any force until such time that a particular condition is met, in the case of divorce it is six (6) weeks. Once the condition is met, the ruling becomes decree absolute and is binding.
  • Once the rule nisi is granted, the litigants have to wait six (6) before applying for the decree absolute
  • The application for decree absolute can be made in the form of a letter addressed to the Registrar stating the case particulars and when the rule nisi was granted and whether six (6) weeks has passed since the order was granted
What supporting documents are required?

Applicants will need to submit:

  • 4 Copies of an Originating process, specifically claiming divorce and ancillaries.
  • The original marriage certificate or a certified copy
How long will this service take?
  • Applicants can apply for a decree absolute six (6) weeks following the granting of a rule nisi. 
  • The duration of the case is dependent on whether the other party is opposing the divorce; in that case, the matter will go to trial and as thus will be dependent on the availability of trial dates on the judge's schedule.
How much does it cost?
  • A cost of BWP 120.00 applies to the stamp for all four (4) summonses.
  • The cost of having the deputy Sheriff's office serve the summons will be BWP 30.00
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Ministry submitting this Service
Where can I get more information on this Service

This service is provided at all High Court locations in Botswana.

The Registrar and Master
High Court - Gaborone
Private Bag 00220
Gaborone
Tel: (+267) 3718000 / (+267) 3971706
Fax: (+267) 3915119

The Deputy Registrar Office
High Court - Francistown
Private Bag F13
Francistown
Tel: (+267) 2412125 / (+267) 2416378
Fax: (+267) 2416378

The Deputy Registrar
High Court - Lobatse
Private Bag 001
Lobatse
Tel: (+267) 5338000 / (+267) 5332317
Fax: (+267) 5332317
 

Further information on the Originating process can be found in Order 6, Rules of the High Court.

Adjudication of Civil Cases

Overview

Civil cases include;

  • Disputes between individuals
  • Dispute between companies.
  • Dispute between company and individuals
  • The High Court has unlimited Jurisdiction
  • The Magistrate Court has a limited jurisdiction of  BWP 60, 000.00  
Who is eligible?

High Court (Claim exceeding BWP 60 000. 00)

  • Individuals
  • Businesses
  • Other organizations 

Magistrate Court ( Claim not exceeding BWP 60 000. 00)

  • Individuals
  • Businesses
  • Other organizations 
How do I get this service?
  • Commenced by a writ of summons, petition or notice of motion (collectively referred to as "originating process") signed by the Registrar / Clerk of court and date-stamped with the stamp of the Court.
    1. A writ of Summons shall be in Writ of Summons (Form 2 for High Court or Form 7 for Magistrate) in the first schedule with such variations as circumstances require High Court rules/ Magistrate Court Act.
    2. The Notice of Motion shall be in Notice of Motion (Form 4 for High Court or Form 3 for Magistrate) in the first schedule with such variations as circumstances require, and shall state the rule under which the application is brought.
  • The Plaintiff, or the Plaintiff's attorney or agent shall bring the original, originating process documents and three(3) copies (or if there is more than one defendant, an extra copy for each additional defendant) to the Civil Registry at the High Court/ Magistrate court for date stamp, signing and filing.
  • Serve the defendant(s) with copies of the originating process documents that have been signed and date stamped by the Registrar/ Clerk of Court and file proof of service at the Civil Registry.
  • Service upon a person of a petition, notice, summons, order, pleading or other document of which service is required, may be made by any adult person who has no interest in the cause and is able to explain its nature and contents.
  • Except in the case of arrest; writs of summons, petitions, notices, summonses, orders, pleadings and other documents shall not be served on a Sunday or between 19:00. and 07:00 of any other day, and no such service shall be valid if made.
What supporting documents are required?
  • Preparation of a Writ of Summons (Form 2 or Form 7) and annexations of documents supporting your claim.
  • Preparation of a Petition or Notice of Motion (Form 4 or Form 3).

Parties to a case are required to submit:

  • A writ of Summons shall be in Form 2 (High Court) or Form 7 (Magistrate) in the first schedule with such variations as circumstances require.
  • The Notice of Motion shall be in Form 4 or Form 3 in the first schedule with such variations as circumstances require, and shall state the rule under which the application is brought.  The applicant shall;
    1. Set forth the order sought;
    2. File an Affidavit of Service in support of the application(upon any motion, petition or other application, evidence shall be given by affidavit);
    3. File a draft of the order which he seeks
    4. Attach any substantiating documents if any

As per Order 6(12) of the High Court rules, the time within which a defendant shall be required to enter appearance to defend shall be reckoned as follows:

  • An individual defendant where the defendant's dwelling house or other place of residence or place of business or employment is within the jurisdiction of any other originating process at the High Court Registry (either Gaborone, Lobatse or Francistown).
  • company or corporation, its registered office or principal place of business within the jurisdiction is within a radius of 100 kilometers from the High Court Registry (either Gaborone, Lobatse or Francistown),
  • The time limited for the defendant to enter an appearance shall be 14 Court days (Monday to Friday, except public holidays) after the service of the writ of summons or other processes (including the day of service) to the defendant.
  • In an action against the government the an appearance to defend may be entered at any time within 21 days after service of the summons, unless otherwise specified.
  • Generally, proceedings against a defendant are not deemed to have begun until they have been served with a writ of summons.
How long will this service take?
  • Processing the documents constituting the originating process takes approximately two (2) court days. 
  • For individuals not represented by attorneys, they are processed while waiting and it can take less than one(1) court day. 
How much does it cost?

High Court fees

  • Writ of Summons, originating motion, petition or provisional sentence is BWP120 (Self Actor) and estimated amount of BWP220 for Civil Application
  • Writ of summons  BWP150 (Represented party) and P20 for Resolution if its company and estimated amount of BWP270 for Civil Application
  • NB: The cost of civil case is dependent upon the rate of exchange of pleadings.

Magistrate Court Fees

  • Writ of Summons, originating motion, petition or application and other originating document whereby an action is instituted is P60 

Payment is accepted by: 

  • Postage stamps issued by any Botswana Post office equating the value of the document in question as per the Second Schedule of the rules of the court or,
  • In cash paid to the Revenue office.
Ministry submitting this Service
Where can I get more information on this Service

The Registrar and Master 
High Court - Gaborone
Private Bag 00220
Gaborone
Botswana
Tel: (+267) 3718000 / (+267) 3971706
Fax: (+267) 3915119

The Deputy Registrar's 
High Court - Francistown
Private Bag F13
Francistown
Tel: (+267) 2412125 / (+267) 2416378
Fax. (+267) 2416378 


The Deputy Registrar
High Court - Lobatse
Private Bag 001
Lobatse
Botswana
Tel: (+267) 5338000 / (+267) 5332317
Fax: (+267) 5332317

Further information on the Originating process can be found in Order six, High Court rules.

Toll free No:  0800601027

Tel: +267 371 8000

Fax: (+267) 391 5119

Website: www.justice.gov.bw

Opening hours: 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30 Monday to Friday, except public holidays.

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