When a party's name is struck out, the allegation made against that person fades and automatically dissipates as the decision of the court in striking out…

A relief may be granted, refused, or struck out by a court of law or tribunal at the end of the trial in its judgment, and…

The court has the power to grant an objection in part and refuse it in part. An application can succeed partially.

Where a party does not object to being joined, there is tacit consent to the joinder. The party joined cannot later complain.

It is not the business of one respondent to apply that another respondent be struck out simply because he feels that the presence of that other…

The ejusdem generis rule provides that where particular words are followed by general words, the general words are limited to the same kind as the particular…

A statute that imposes a penalty on a citizen ought to be interpreted strictly. Section 66(1) of the 1999 Constitution denies citizens the right to contest…

Section 66(1)(h) of the 1999 Constitution disqualifies a person indicted for embezzlement or fraud by a judicial commission, administrative panel, or tribunal set up to investigate…

It is trite law that a finding against which there is no appeal remains binding and conclusive.

It is not in all cases that a misdirection leads to allowing an appeal. A misdirection that does not lead to a miscarriage of justice is…

When a party submits an issue for determination, the court must make a pronouncement on that issue except where the issue is subsumed in another issue.…

Where counsel adopts a procedure for the prosecution of a case that he thinks would be advantageous to his client, and that procedure turns out negatively,…