2 verifications about Sierra Leone Sierra Leone ×
“Courts in Sierra Leone recognize the doctrine of agency of necessity as a legal basis for imposing a spouse’s financial obligation to pay for the other spouse’s necessaries.”
The evidence does not support the claim that Sierra Leone courts recognize agency of necessity as a basis for spousal liability for necessaries. The cited Sierra Leone-specific materials are silent on that point, while the sources discussing spousal necessaries are general common-law references from other contexts. One source expressly notes the absence of Sierra Leone authority.
“Statistics Sierra Leone has adopted ICT systems to manage national statistical records.”
Available evidence shows Statistics Sierra Leone uses ICT systems in multiple core functions, including digital census data collection, GIS-based statistical work, and maintaining a National Data Archive. UN documentation and the agency’s own technical materials describe operational digital infrastructure rather than purely aspirational plans. While some newer, centralized upgrades are still under development, the underlying claim of ICT adoption for managing statistical records is well supported.