An agreement to assign is not an assignment; the argument that the plaintiff admitted that they had transferred the property to the defendant is based on…

The words 'cause of action' mean simply a factual situation the existence of which entitles one person to obtain a remedy against another person; it denotes…

It is trite law that trespass to land is actionable at the suit of the person in possession of the land; it is a violation of…

A reasonable cause of action means a cause of action with some reasonable chance of success when only the allegations in the pleading statement of claim…

When the court is urged to strike out or dismiss an action for which there is no reasonable cause, it means that no reasonable cause is…

It is enough if the group or class of persons sought to be represented are easily identifiable and have a common purpose; a leaf can be…

For an issue for the determination of an appeal to be sustained, it must satisfy two conditions: (1) It must be formulated within the parameters of…

Every consignee of goods in a bill of lading and every endorsee of a bill to whom the property in the goods therein mentioned shall pass…

Indorsement is effected either by the shipper or consignee writing their name on the back of the bill of lading, which is called an 'indorsement in…

An indorsement without more cannot lead inexorably to a conclusion that property in the goods has thereby passed to the indorsee or that the consignee or…

No case has gone so far as to decide that a bill of lading is transferable like a bill of exchange, and that the mere signature…

It is trite law that whenever a demurrer is raised before trial, a defendant shall be taken as having admitted all the allegations of fact contained…