"The learned trial Judge was right when he held that the causes of action were dissimilar. The present action cannot, therefore, constitute an abuse of the process of court."
"The purpose of the summons was not to determine who was the widow or who were entitled as beneficiaries to a share in the estate. Unfortunately the whole energy appear...
"From the totality of the foregoing, particularly, from the admission of the Captain of the vessel himself and the exposition of Turkish Law, it becomes abundantly clear the Koray A....
"A claim presupposes a cause of action. What is plaintiff's cause of action in the present proceedings? Is security for damages, interest and/or costs that may be awarded in a...
"A cause of action is the question as to the civil rights and obligation of the plaintiff founding the action to be determined by the court in favour of one...
"A cause of action is defined in 'Stroud's Judicial Dictionary' as the entire set of circumstances giving rise to an enforceable claim. To our mind, it is, in effect, the...
"In actions for breach of contract, the cause of action accrues for the Plaintiff's benefit from the time the breach is committed and not when the damage is suffered. Thus...
"Having found and correctly... that on the pleadings of the parties in S/23/74 'the parties certainly joined issues on whether Ogodo signed the lease Exhibit D as his own or...
"A claim for a declaration is itself a cause of action created by the rules of court. Declaratory judgments are not to be regarded as auxiliary or consequential. For a...
"The jurisdiction of the court to make a declaration is not confined to cases where a plaintiff has a complete and subsisting cause of action but may also be employed...
"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 every fact (though not...
"A reasonable cause of action with some reasonable chance of success when only the allegations in the pleading statement of claim are considered. So long as the statement of claim...