Ethiopian civil procedure code amharic version
However, these rules were generally not very detailed and some areas of procedural law were not covered. In 1943 the High Court promulgated some procedural rules, which governed actions in the High Court and subordinate courts, and in subsequent years additional rules were promulgated.
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The Administration of Justice Proclamation of 1942, which established a system of courts, authorized the court to promulgate procedural rules with the approval of the Minister of Justice.
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Although it was not written, it was traditionally developed and highly structured. It is nevertheless incorrect to assume that there was no law of procedure in Ethiopia. Thus, after the Restoration, when Ethiopia began to modernize her legal system, no written procedural law existed. Historically there was little emphasis on judiciary procedure in Ethiopia.