Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE — Non-Suit — Non-Suit Inappropriate Where Plaintiff Has Proved Title to Land in Dispute

Area of law: CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court: Supreme Court

Non-suit is only appropriate where the court cannot give judgment to either party due to insufficient satisfactory evidence. Once the plaintiff has proved title to the land, an order of non-suit cannot be justified. The principle applies to civil proceedings, especially land disputes. The court…

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