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…Damages would therefore be an adequate remedy. I bear in mind that as at this stage the only evidence I have is by way of affidavits and annextures. This evidence has not been subjected to crossexamination.…

…It is quite clear that the respondent has unlawfully been laying claim to the possession of the premises and has forcibly retained possession which his remedy is in a claim against the lessors for the rates paid which claim…

…In the case of Kigoroglo v Ruesherika [1969] EA 426 the Court said: “Where a remedy is elsewhere provided and available to a person to enforce an order to a criminal court in his favour I see no valid reason why he should…

…In such a case he thought the plaintiff’s remedy was apply to the High Court for further and better particulars of the grounds for the detention.…

…Since the object is to enable the detainee to know what is being alleged against him the remedy of the detainee is to seek further and better particulars.…

…It is quite clear that the respondent has unlawfully been laying claim to the possession of the premises and has forcibly retained possession which his remedy is in a claim against the lessors for the rates paid which claim…

…It is quite clear that the respondent has unlawfully been laying claim to the possession of the premises and has forcibly retained possession which his remedy is in a claim against the lessors for the rates paid which claim…

…The Applicant should further show that irreparable injury will occur to him if the injunction is not granted and there is no other remedy open to him by which he will protect himself from the consequences of the apprehended…

…the substantive nature of these shortcomings, it was not enough for the superior court below to lament that the petition before it was not the “epitome of precise, comprehensive, or elegant drafting,” without requiring remedy…

…The plaintiff had the liberty of bringing an application in any of the pending suits for a remedy.…

…acts of Jeremiah Kamau Gitau which consisted of entering into the consent judgment with others were done in course of professed administration of the estate and they, are, therefore, binding on the estate and that the only remedy…

…It is well known that there is a serious shortage of houses in Nairobi and damages in that case may not be the appropriate remedy. The new tenant has not applied to be joined as a co-defendant to protect her interest.…

…But a victim does not lose his remedy in damages merely because its quantification is difficult. I have done my best to quantify it and having approached that evidence with caution, find it eminently reasonable.…

…The party aggrieved is not confined to his remedy in damages under s 56 (3) of the Land Registration Act 1925.…

…The learned Judge then proceeded to state as follows with regard to what an applicant must prove in order to be granted an injunction:- The burden thus put on the litigant seeking the equitable remedy of injunction is a heavy…