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Division and case type: CivilCase number Civil Application
…It would appear from the submissions made before the learned single Judge that this position was not made very clear.…
Division and case type: CivilMiscellaneous Application
…However, no further information about the progress of the case is available because it is evident from counsel’s submissions that the High Court file has been lost, and we are also informed that the decree, a vital document…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Suit
…However, no further information about the progress of the case is available because it is evident from counsel’s submissions that the High Court file has been lost, and we are also informed that the decree, a vital document…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…At the conclusion of the evidence of the second respondent and the appellant and the Court having visited the land, it was during the course of submission on behalf of the appellant that the learned judge granted leave to…
…When this was realized at the hearing of the case and was made a ground of a submission by the appellant’s advocate, the first respondent, in consequence, and to meet the said objection, applied for leave to add the second…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…Mr Aboo’s further submission was that the respondent’s cause of action was for damages for negligence or breach of duty (the duty existing by virtue of a contract) and the damages he claimed for the negligence and or breach…
…The submissions of Mr Aboo and of Mr Kassim were ably put but in the end those of Mr Aboo do not prevail in the circumstances of this appeal and, in my judgment, the ruling of Mr Justice Bhandari was correct.…
Division and case type: CriminalCriminal Appeal
…Mr Prinja made submissions on 15 grounds of appeal on behalf of Anupchand and 13 for Vijay and Mr Metha replied to them for the Republic, and we are grateful to them for all the work and addition they have brought to bear…
…Here, in this case, after carefully considering all the arguments and submissions on both sides, and our own evaluation of the evidence adduced at the trial, we are left with no reasonable doubt Anupchand and Vijay were properly…