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…It is known that courts of justice themselves make mistakes which is politely referred to as erring, in their interpretation of laws and adoption of a legal point of view which courts of appeal sometimes overrule.…

…It is known that courts of justice themselves make mistakes which is politely referred to as erring, in their interpretation of laws and adoption of a legal point of view which courts of appeal sometimes overrule.…

…On 17th July 1984 the appellant applied for the adoption of the elders’ award. The respondent’s Advocate raised no objection. The upshot was that the SRM ruled in favour of the appellant and adopted the award.…

…On 17th July 1984 the appellant applied for the adoption of the elders’ award. The respondent’s Advocate raised no objection. The upshot was that the SRM ruled in favour of the appellant and adopted the award.…

…This, as did our adoption of Brandon LJ’s principles in relation to the occasions of which a Court of Appeal is entitled to interfere with the exercise of a judge’s discretion seems to have escaped the attention of those…

…The act of adoption could be signified by endorsement on the information by the magistrate, which was duly done in this case in respect of the 2 bundles of committal proceedings transmitted to the Registrar under s 250 of…