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…Delay, acquiescence, unclean hands and other matters that go to the exercise of an equitable discretion have to be considered if it is averred that the applicant is undeserving of equitable relief.…

…And as I am not in doubt about the Plaintiff’s failure to satisfy the very first necessary condition for the grant of interlocutory injunctive relief, I need not trouble myself with weighing the balance of convenience.…

…the plaint that it is not the second defendant which entered into contract with the plaintiffs but the first defendant it is averred in para 5 that the first defendant was contracted by the second defendant to transport relief…

…purely by statute and that on the authority of Barraclough v Brown & others, [1897] AC p 615, where a right is given by statute and means to enforce are or redress are given by statute one must use this means to get the relief…