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…Lengthy submissions by advocates on both sides were made and on 15th December 1993, we delivered our ruling rejecting the application.…

…Somewhat lengthy submissions from advocates for both parties followed. Thereafter this Court gave its ruling dismissing the application calling for the said two judges to disqualify themselves.…

…Appellant had obtained ex parte, from a judge of the superior court under the limitation Act, could not be challenged by way of a preliminary objection, but, as the learned judge put it, “at the trial …. on evidence and submissions…

…In his final submissions in the suit and in obedience to that observation Counsel for the appellant, Mr.…

…In my view, there is nothing in Mr Kariuki’s submissions to detract from the high persuasive value of Orpen’s case in this appeal. 46.…

…I have already, when analyzing the case of Hyde and another vs Johnson earlier, rejected this submission of Mr Kariuki. 49.…

…Counsel concluded his submissions by stating that the two courts below properly discharged their mandate and urged us to dismiss this appeal as one totally without merit. 5. This is a second appeal.…

…Of the cases cited to the learned judge by both counsel in the court below some were irrelevant to the injuries sustained by the respondent and it appears that the full judgments were not produced with the written submissions…

…Satchu’s arguments that his submissions and the decisions which he cited did not touch on the real issue of jurisdiction. 41.…

…The further matter arising on this appeal is in respect of a submission by Mr. Inamdar that the respondent as applicant in the High Court did not make a full and frank disclosure.…

…I have been persuaded by the submissions made, based on these authorities, to believe that the trial judge while seized with all the facts of the case and the law in the matter, if the authorities now referred to us were…

…So, although in the submission of Counsel, the 1st respondent was deserving of generous damages, she ought not to be awarded what was more than adequate.…