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…In it the Plaintiff seeks an interim injunction restraining the Defendant/Respondent, by himself, his servants or agents from alienating, wasting and/or in any other way interfering with the Plaintiff’s quiet enjoyment of…

…It was submitted on behalf of the Applicant that the Applicant is entitled to protection by way of an injunction against the Respondents’ acts of trespass and destruction of the Defendant’s fence surrounding the suit premises…

…(e) An injunction restraining the bank from allowing her so to do...”…

…What would be the effect of granting the injunction?…

…An injunction is a judicial remedy, by which a person or society or company or some public or private body is ordered by the court to refrain from doing or ordered to do a particular act or thing.…

…The court would issue a temporary injunction even if section 96 and order XXXIX rules 1 and 2 were not there, for they do not take away the court’s inherent power to do so.…

…The plaintiffs have sought a temporary injunction under order 39 of the Civil Procedure Rules and section 3A of the Civil Procedure Act restraining the defendants, their servants and agents from carrying out orders contained…

…In short the balance of convenience seems to me to be in favour of refusing the injunction.…

…Whether or not to grant an injunction is in the discretion of the court. The discretion is a free one but must be judicially exercised. It must be based on commonsense and legal principles.…

…Secondly, that unless granted an injunction he is likely to suffer injury incapable of adequate redress by an award of damages.…

…In my view, that decision is clearly distinguishable from the facts obtaining in the present case.Here, an application for an injunction had been made to the learned Judge and he held "the application for injunction based…

…The Judge, therefore, specifically dismissed the application for an injunction which had been made to him, under Order XXXIX of the Civil Procedure Rules.…

…He was, however, concerned with whether or not the company should have the interlocutory injunction and he did not have to decide the issues in the suit.…

…The company’s next move was to ask for an interim injunction pending the determination of its appeal from his ruling but the learned judge declared he saw: “no grounds for granting an injunction that would manifestly result…

…He was, however, concerned with whether or not the company should have the interlocutory injunction and he did not have to decide the issues in the suit.…

…The company’s next move was to ask for an interim injunction pending the determination of its appeal from his ruling but the learned judge declared he saw: “no grounds for granting an injunction that would manifestly result…

…claims that he was forced to come to court by reason of lack of any provision in the agreement between the parties of procedures for dealing with the reliefs he is seeking in this court, namely, besides others, an interim injunction…

…5.1.89) and the arbitration process does not provide a procedure for protecting such interest pending the determination of the dispute through the process, his only remedy was to file a court action and apply for an interim injunction…

…filed on the 12th May 2003 by M/s Mungatana & Co Advocates, praying for a declaration that a piece of land situated at Haraborogo within Masabubu location in Tana River District belongs to him, the plaintiff, and that an injunction…

…Filed along the plaint is a Chamber Summons in which the plaintiff seeks interim orders of injunction to issue under Order XXXIX Rules 1 and 2 of the Civil Procedure Rules based on the grounds that the piece of land in question…

…The only issues before the judge were the application for the injunction, which Nyarangi J (as he then was) had granted ex parte on the 29th July, 1983, and which the Respondent sought to continue when the matter came before…

…The proper course for the applicant to have taken was to seek an injunction or to have brought a declaratory suit if it contended that the arbitration was incompetent, as indicated in the passage from the 19th Edition of…

…The Plaintiff’s claim against the defendants is for an order of injunction to restrain the 1st to 10th defendants from assuming office as representatives of the said group ranch.…

…It is the suit filed by Shem Nyambasi Mulefu and Elija Nandi Chikamai against the applicant for injunction, eviction and general damages.…

…Although the respondents got themselves registered as proprietors of the applicant’s parcel of land and got certificate of title, the suit filed for injunction as to trespass, possession and damages relates to a different…

…He therefore prays for a permanent injunction to restrain him by himself, his servants or agents from stepping on the land; general damages for trespass to be assessed by this court; mesne profits to be determined by this…

…I grant injunction of a permanent nature to the plaintiff directed at the defendant, his servants or agents to restrain them from entering or interfering with the plaintiff’s quiet enjoyment of the land.…

…The orders sought are as follows: "b.THAT a temporal injunction do issue restraining the defendants jointly and severally from convening the Harambee Co-operative Savings & Credit Society Limited Sacco Annual General Meeting…

…It is the suit filed by Shem Nyambasi Mulefu and Elija Nandi Chikamai against the applicant for injunction, eviction and general damages.…

…Although the respondents got themselves registered as proprietors of the applicant’s parcel of land and got certificate of title, the suit filed for injunction as to trespass, possession and damages relates to a different…

…I therefore grant to the orders of:- a) A permanent injunction directed to the 1st, 2nd 3rd & 4th defendants and restraining then from selling disposing, leasing or in any other way alienating any of the sub-division plots…

…She obtained an interim injunction on March 11, 1980 from WilkinsonGuillemard J restraining Ruchathi from having anything to do with this land until the suit was determined.…

…(b) A permanent order of injunction restraining the defendant, his agents, servants, assignees and or anybody acting on his behalf from threatening, embarrassing, scandalizing, defaming the plaintiff or interfering in any…