The case of Zambia Sugar Plc v Fellow Nanzaluka Appeal No. 82 of 2001 revolves around labor standards and their applicability in the era of globalization and internationalization. The position in this case can be considered untenable due to the following reasons:

The brief facts of the case are that Fellow Nanzaluka (A former employee of Zambia Sugar Plc) had sued Zambia Sugar Plc in the Industrial Relations Court after his Contract of employment was terminated in 1996 without notice.

The appellant contended that the termination was lawful, while the respondent, Fellow Nanzaluka, argued that it was unfair and sought compensation. The Court of Appeal considered the circumstances surrounding the termination, including the procedures followed and the reasons for …

In the Zambia Sugar Plc v Fellow Case Nanzaluka Appeal No. 82 of 2001, the court addressed the issue of [provide a brief summary of the case]. The key points of analysis in this case include:

2011年6月30日 · He also contended that the TRIPS Agreement and the Paris Convention not having been domesticated cannot apply to Zambia and cited the case of Zambia Sugar Plc v Fellow Nanzaluka(3) where the Supreme Court held that international instruments on any law, albeit ratified and assented to by the State cannot be of any force but merely of persuasive ...

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