Public authority associated with ASN/IP network resources
Court of Civil Appeal of Mauritius
Mauritian appellate court that issued 2024 SCJ 473 in the AFRINIC v Cloud Innovation receivership dispute.
What to know first
- IdentityCourt of Civil Appeal of Mauritius, Government agency, Government bodyHigh confidence
Basic information
- Display nameCourt of Civil Appeal of MauritiusHigh confidence
- Legal typeGovernment agencyHigh confidence
- Directory categoryGovernment bodyHigh confidence
- AliasesMauritius Court of Civil Appeal, Supreme Court of Mauritius Court of Civil AppealMedium confidence
- Last updatedAug 28, 2026High confidence
Locations
- Geography scopeMauritiusHigh confidence
- ASN/IP network resourcesMauritiusMedium confidence
Other network resources
- NetworkCourt of Civil Appeal of Mauritius Mauritius ASN/IP network resources · MauritiusHigh confidence
People and contacts
- ContactsPolicyMedium confidence
- Available contact typesPolicyMedium confidence
Source basis
- 2024 SCJ 473 judgment in AFRINIC v Cloud InnovationThe Mauritius Court of Civil Appeal judgment restores the prior order appointing the Official Receiver and substitutes a two-month timetable for completing AFRINIC's board-election process.High confidence
- Wilberforce case note on AFRINIC v Cloud InnovationWilberforce summarizes the appeal outcome: the receiver was restored and the election period was shortened from six months to two months.High confidence
- Cloud Innovation statement on court-supervised AFRINIC election proceduresCloud Innovation supplies member-side context on the contested election procedure, voting rights, and the Official Receiver's authority after the restored receivership path.High confidence
- NRS AFRINIC Election 2025 member-rights trackerNRS supplies public context for why AFRINIC election legitimacy remained a member-rights and registry-accountability issue after the receivership period.High confidence