1.4 Appeal & High Courts

What is the primary role of the Court of Appeal in Zambia?

• To hear appeals from the High Court

• To review decisions made by lower courts

• To handle local government elections

• To establish specialized courts

Who serves as the head of the High Court in Zambia?

• The Minister of Justice

• The Attorney General

• The President

• The Chief Justice

Which bodies does the Court of Appeal have jurisdiction to hear appeals from?

• Supreme Court

• Constitutional Court

• Quasi-Judicial Bodies

• Local Government Elections Tribunals

What is the composition of the Court of Appeal determined by?

• The Constitution

• The Chief Justice

• Legal statutes or regulations

• The President

What type of jurisdiction does the High Court have in civil and criminal matters?

• Limited and Original Jurisdiction

• Appellate Jurisdiction only

• Unlimited and Original Jurisdiction

• Supervisory Jurisdiction only

Where is the High Court established in Zambia?

• In specialized courts

• In the capital city only

• In all provincial headquarters

• In rural areas only

Which court is the High Court bound by decisions of?

• Court of Appeal

• Supreme Court

• Constitutional Court

• Local Government Elections Tribunals

What type of jurisdiction does the High Court have to review decisions?

• Unlimited jurisdiction

• Limited jurisdiction

• As prescribed by law

• No jurisdiction

What is the specific composition of the Court of Appeal in Zambia?

• Outlined in the Constitution

• Determined by the Chief Justice

• Not explicitly stated in the Constitution

• Appointed by the President

What is the role of the Chief Justice in the High Court?

• To serve as the head of the High Court

• To establish specialized courts

• To review decisions made by lower courts

• To hear appeals from the Court of Appeal