It is not only when a plea of res judicata is raised that survey evidence becomes necessary to relate land in dispute to land in previous…

Under Section 16 of the Court of Appeal Act and applicable rules, the Court of Appeal has power to enter a verdict of dismissal if that…

In applications for interlocutory injunction, the applicant must satisfy the court that there is a serious question to be tried and that facts disclose a reasonable…

The object of an interlocutory injunction is to protect an applicant against future injury by violation of their rights for which they cannot be adequately compensated…

Applications for extension of time to enable an appellant's case to be properly and fully placed before the court are usually granted unless brought mala fide…

It is in the interest of justice to allow amendments to grounds of appeal and additional grounds to be filed where done in good faith and…

Mere words of amorous advances are insufficient to constitute provocation, and where there is sufficient time and opportunity for the accused to cool down after any…

Where prosecution evidence negates acts of provocation by the deceased, the defence must adduce positive and credible evidence to establish the defence of provocation.

The Supreme Court will not normally disturb or upset concurrent findings of fact unless there is some miscarriage of justice or a violation of some principle…

Where an appeal is pending on substantive issues such as the date for conversion of foreign currency judgment or the nature of interest payable, a court…

Averments in pleadings are not considered legal evidence unless admitted by the other side, but facts deposed to in affidavits in support of applications constitute evidence…

In a claim for declaration of title or for a certificate of occupancy, the plaintiff is bound by law to succeed on the strength of their…