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…The court may not forgive or condone it, but it ought certainly to do whatever is necessary to rectify it, if the interests of justice so dictate.…

…It is all done in the interests of justice.”…

…But the Court of its own motion, and in the interests of justice, raised the issue whether or not the plea was unequivocal.…

…When he was faced with the same situation in the first application for dismissal for want of prosecution, Mulwa, J. declined to do so in the interests of justice because as he put it the dismissal would have affected numerous…

…question but that interest in payable on dishonoured bills of Exchange and the Petitioner had not tendered any amount in respect thereof I should make the order and suspend its operation if I felt that it would be in the interests…

…of justice so to do, in order to enable the company to pay the interest.…

…In the opinion of the Court, the Judge has unfettered discretion to grant leave or refuse it altogether dependent upon the seven elements and guiding principles to ensure the interests of justice is served in the matter.…

…In the opinion of the Court, the Judge has unfettered discretion to grant leave or refuse it altogether dependent upon the seven elements and guiding principles to ensure the interests of justice is served in the matter.…

…The main deponment in it is that Mr Kabuki, who has less than 12 months experience as an advocate, did not feel confident to handle the case on behalf of the plaintiff and genuinely and honestly considered it in the interests…

…of justice not to call and examine the plaintiff’s witnesses who were present in court.…

…Has he considered the full implications of the complicated scenario his application is bound to create for the overall interests of justice?…

…It went on to deal with the injunction that had been issued, which was the subject of the appeal and held that it could not be said to have been necessary in the interests of justice or to prevent abuse of the process of…

…submissions that the Kenya order XXXIX rule 2, does not limit or affect the power of the court to grant an injunction under its inherent power to do so, though he may be hard put to suggest it was necessary to do so in the interests…

…This was not done and from what has fallen from our lips and in the wider interests of justice we do not consider that it behoves us to adjudicate on this ground of appeal either way.…

…A joinder is justified if the judge considers that the interests of justice demand it.”…

…It is my view in the interests of justice that the rights and wrongs of this conflict should be tried in the English Courts, and not in the Spanish Courts through interpreters.…