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…The Applicant deponed that, on 29th July 2022, this court delivered a judgment and decree that among others, comprised of the relief of a mandatory injunction requiring the defendant, his agents, servants or licensees to…

…The applicant must prove to the required standard (in civil contempt cases which is higher than civil cases) that: (a) the terms of the order (or injunction or undertaking) were clear and unambiguous and were binding on the…

…of time (whether under these Rules or any order of the court) for the amending, delivering or fling of any pleading or the doing of any other act; Provided that this rule shall not apply to any application of a temporary injunction…

…The reliefs sought were for an injunction to restrain the appellants and the County Council and their agents, from occupying the land; for damages; and for compensation for the loss of use by the respondent of her land.…

…The reliefs were for an injunction to restrain the appellants and curiously, also the County Council and their agents, from occupying the land; for damages; and for compensation for the loss of use by the respondent of her…

…That acting in that capacity his actions if unchecked by a permanent injunction could expose the mosque property to risk of alienation secretly.…

…She obtained an interim injunction on March 11, 1980 from WilkinsonGuillemard J restraining Ruchathi from having anything to do with this land until the suit was determined.…

…Firstly, a permanent injunction to restrain the defendant by himself, his servants or agents or howsoever, from entering the suit property or in any way interfering with the plaintiff’s use and enjoyment of the property.…

…Firstly, a permanent injunction to restrain the defendant by himself, his servants or agents or howsoever, from entering the suit property or in any way interfering with the plaintiff’s use and enjoyment of the property.…

…(b) A permanent order of injunction restraining the defendant, his agents, servants, assignees and or anybody acting on his behalf from threatening, embarrassing, scandalizing, defaming the plaintiff or interfering in any…

…I think appropriately there ought to have been a suit and an application for injunction.…

…(b) A permanent order of injunction restraining the defendant, his agents, servants, assignees and or anybody acting on his behalf from threatening, embarrassing, scandalizing, defaming the plaintiff or interfering in any…

…outset the AFC maintained that the plaintiff, that is, the appellant, was its “loanee”, that the appellant was in default and that the AFC was fully justified in seizing the pick-up, and (in the Notice of Objection to the injunction…

…The appellant then sought, besides the costs of the suit and any other or better relief which the superior court may have deemed t and just to grant, the following specic reliefs: An injunction restraining the defendant…

…They sought an injunction restraining Wamaitha from proceeding with the burial and a declaration that they have a prior right to bury the deceased at kaptagat Settlement Scheme in Uasin Gishu District.…

…Mbugua took the matterto court and on 18th May,1989 Hon.Justice Dugdale issued acourt injunction. The defendant explained that Mr.…

…Civil Practice and Procedure - injunctions - ex-parte injunctions - duty of applicants to make full and frank disclosure of material facts – what was the consequence of non-disclosure of facts.…

…What was the consequence of non-disclosure of facts in an application for ex parte injunctions. Held Per Nyarangi JA 1.…

…Theplaintiffs still claimed general damages injunction and costs. But they did not claim any special damages. The defendant filed an elaborate amended defence to the amended plaint.…

…There arose some disagreements as a result of which the oil company sought an injunction to restrain the dealer from obtaining oil from other sources other than the oil company (plaintiff) in breach of the agreement.…

…judge of the superior court grants leave ex parte, under the Limitation Act to institute proceedings which can be challenged at the trail, he in a way, does no more that a judge does when he for instance, grants an ex parte injunction…