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JUDGMENT AND ORDER – Order of Injunction – Whether a land over which an order of injunction is to operate must be identifiable

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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JUDGMENT AND ORDER – Order of Court – Whether a Court can make an unenforceable order

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JUDGMENT AND ORDER – Judgment of Court – Circumstance in which the judgment of a court would be deemed flawed

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – SECTION 98(6) OF THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT – Interpretation of Section 98(6) of the Registration of Titles Act as to whether appeal to the Supreme Court under the Act is as of right or with leave of Court

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 53 of The Customary Courts Law, 1959 – Interpretation of Section 53 of the Customary Courts Law, 1959 as regards exercise of appellate jurisdiction in civil matters from Customary Courts

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 37 of The Native Courts Ordinance, Cap 142 – Interpretation of Section 37 of the Native Court Ordinance as regards the power of the Governor to enlarge the period within which an Appeal may be lodged to the Court

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 368(3) of The Criminal Procedure Law – Interpretation of Section 368(3) of the Criminal Procedure Law

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 31(3) And (4) of The Native Court Ordinance – Interpretation of Section 31(3) and 31(4) of the Native Court Ordinance as regards the capacity in which the Chief Justice is to sit with respect to appeals from Native Courts

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 226(2) of The Evidence Act – Interpretation of Section 226(2) of the Evidence Act in relation to when a wrongful exclusion of evidence will lead to reversal judgment on appeal

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 17(1)(A) of The High Court Law – Interpretation of Section 17(1)(a) of the High Court Law as to the limit on jurisdiction of the High Court in land matters

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – ORDER 7 RULE 13 OF THE HIGH COURT (CIVIL PROCEDURE) RULES – Interpretation of Order 7 Rule 13 of the High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules as it relates to capacity of guardian ad litem to attend a hearing

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Order 44 Rule 1 (1)-(2) of The Supreme Court (Civil Procedure) Rules – Interpretation of Order 44, Rule 1(1)-(2) of the Supreme Court (Civil Procedure) Rules as regards the proper order the Court should make when a plaintiff desires to discontinue a suit

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – Trade Mark – Circumstances where acquiescence would be a complete defence

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – Trade Mark – Aim of the law of trademarks

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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FAMILY LAW – Maintenance and Custody – Whether maintenance and custody are interlocutory matters

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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EVIDENCE – Wrongful Admission or Rejection of Evidence – Whether a wrongfully admitted or excluded evidence could constitute a ground for reversing a decision on appeal

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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EVIDENCE – Standard of Proof – Standard of proof required for contempt of Court

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EVIDENCE – Re-Calling of Witnesses – Whether a court can refuse to allow recall of witness

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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EVIDENCE – Medical Evidence – Effect of non availability of medical evidence in establishing the cause of death in a murder case

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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EVIDENCE – Hearsay Evidence – Whether hearsay evidence is admissible

PRINCIPLE17/07/2024

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