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…The respondent Njoroge Njuguna is not likely to suffer any prejudice, he has claimed. Aforesaid appeal was struck out on 25th October, 1989 whereas this notice of motion was lodged on 27th November, 1996.…

…The respondent Njoroge Njuguna is not likely to suffer any prejudice, he has claimed. Aforesaid appeal was struck out on 25th October, 1989 whereas this notice of motion was lodged on 27th November, 1996.…

…But on the other hand the plaintiff has pointed to the alleged unsuitability of the site for the proposed house and used it to argue that it will reduce the value of the plot and business and that will thereby cause her prejudice…

…Her failure to consider in her judgment the fact that the appellant had refunded the money, he allegedly unlawfully obtained long before the case came for a hearing did not in our view cause any prejudice to the appellant…

…Instead, a completely immaterial and superfluous paragraph follows, beginning with the meaningless words - that is to say, meaningless in a pleading - ‘entirety without prejudice ...’…

…The application was premised on ground that the appeal had a high chance of success and further that the appeal may take long to be determined which would prejudice the applicant.…

…Accordingly, counsel submitted that no prejudice resulted to the applicant by this omission.…

…Accordingly, counsel submitted that no prejudice resulted to the applicant by this omission.…

…any or any one or more of the following grounds: i) where the pleading does not disclose reasonable cause of action or defence or; ii) where the pleading is scandalous, frivolous or vexatious or; iii) if the pleading may prejudice…

…whether t o grant an extension of time are first the length of the delay, secondly, the reason for the delay, thirdly (possibly) the chances of the appeal succeeding if the application is granted, and, fourthly, the degree of prejudice…

…However, the prejudice may have been cured when the witnesses addressed the issue of overloading. I say “may” because even the issue of overloading was not proved beyond reasonable doubt.…

…There would be no prejudice in substituting an alternate verdict under section 308(2) of the Penal Code on this ground. The appellant however has taken the prosecution witnesses to task.…

…These misrepresentations are denied in Mr Flynn’s affidavit, but even if they were made on behalf of the plaintiff it is difficult to know how they could prejudice the defendant in this contract.…

…time when the trial first commenced and another magistrate taking over almost midway, is so short so as not to cause or produce any accountable loss of memory on their part, whether actual, presumed or pretended, to the prejudice…

…suggestion that he discussed any of the cases then pending before me, which he certainly did not. (7) There is no actual evidence that there are real grounds for doubting my ability to ignore extraneous considerations, prejudices…

…Among these factors is the length of any delay, the explanation for the delay, the prejudice of the delay to the other party, the merits of the appeal (without holding a mini-appeal) the effect of the delay on public administration…

…Indeed s 364 (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code gives the accused person the right of being heard either personally or by an advocate in his own defence before any order to his prejudice is made under the section.…

…On the other hand, the draft memorandum of appeal raises substantial grounds to justify good prospects of succeeding on appeal and I find no compelling reasons that the respondent will suffer prejudice or injustice in the…

…Besides it has not caused any prejudice to the Applicants which cannot be compensatable with an award of costs.…

…It was not such as to prejudice the appellant except a court should always make a finding according to the evidence to avoid semantics which can also make different meanings.…