"In the present case, there was no question of the principle of merger operating because all the said exhibits 4, D1 and 5 are deeds of mortgage which are securities...
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"The law is equally settled that a claim for an injunction is not necessarily to fail after a claim for a declaration of title fails provided the area of the...
"For a merger to be created in such transactions, such an intention must be evinced in the documents from the documents executed by the parties, or such evidence as would...
"This court defined acquiescence as quiescence under such circumstances that assent may be reasonably inferred from it, and is no more than an instance of the laws of estoppel by...
"Although generally, an order of specific performance will not be readily granted where a remedy in damages is adequate, in a case involving sale of land, the law is that...
"In claims ... for rescission of contracts, the special relief in equity is only given on condition that the plaintiff comes with great promptitude ... Any substantial delay after the...
"In certain cases the relation between A and B may be such that A has peculiar opportunities of exercising influence over B. If under such circumstances A enters into a...
"First, where the court has been satisfied that the gift was the result of influence expressly used by the donee for the purpose; second, where the relations between the donor...
"Undue influence is no doubt elusive of satisfactory definition but it may be regarded as a state of mind of a person who has been subdued to any improper persuasion...
"It was proper for the court to grant an injunction to support a legal right. The legal right of the respondents to the piece of land in dispute having been...
"The learned trial Judge, having declared the respondents the owners in possession of the land in dispute, was perfectly entitled to make an order of perpetual injunction against the appellants...
"A person who is in contempt of a subsisting court order is not entitled to be granted court's discretion to enable him continue with the breach. As long as the...