“The breach of a condition precedent is a matter which as in all cases of contract must be proved by the party who will stand to benefit from the occurrence of that breach and, normally in a policy of insurance, this is the insurer. See Bond Air Services Ltd. v. Hill [1955] 2 Q.B. 417 (especially per Lord Goddard, C.J., at p.426).”
"In coming to the conclusion that the prosecution has proven its case, the trial Court considered the defence put forward by the Appellant in delivering its well-considered judgment as per…
"In coming to the conclusion that the prosecution has proven its case, the trial Court considered the defence put forward by the Appellant in delivering its well-considered judgment as per…
"Section 246 (3) of the Constitution is very obvious and clear on the nature of the appeal in this matter wherein the decision of the Court of Appeal in appeals…