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…The sale was wrongful because no statutory notice was served on him before the sale, which in any event was irregular and in bad faith because the property was knocked down to the 2nd respondent at an unreasonably low price…

…The learned judge ruled that the application for amendment was made in bad faith and that it was not shown how the amount of special damages was calculated.…

…There was absolutely no evidence that any other agreement apart from the one dated 4th June, 1981 had been drawn up and the 1st appellant’s denial in this respect only goes to show his bad faith in the matter.…

…THAT the Applicant’s Application is made in bad faith, without full disclosure of material facts and the same is intended to further mislead the Court on the aforestated misrepresentations. 13.…

…There is no insurance against things done maliciously and in bad faith as was done by the 45 councillors at the meeting of 20th April 1994.…