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…The House of Lords held that without prejudice correspondence exchanged with the object of effecting a compromise in the action was privileged.…

…It was his submission that the principal question in the case was whether the without prejudice correspondence were discoverable in a civil suit.…

…So on any view of the matter the defendants intended conduct cannot in law prejudice the Plaintiff’s legal right, if any.…

…If it is borne in mind that in interlocutory injunction is granted in order that the risk of a serious prejudice to the Applicant’s legal rights between the time of the application and the time of trial may be forestalled…

…As the procedure was somewhat doubted, we should make it clear, that a formal application for amendment under rule 44 should be heard first by a single judge, as provided by rule 52 of the rules, without prejudice to the…

…Further and without prejudice to the situation between the plaintiff and first defendant on the basis of bailment for reward, the plaintiff averred that the first defendant had entered into a contract with the second defendant…

…It cannot be easily argued that the trial did not therefore embarrass and or prejudice the appellant.…

…This means that the same will not have been obtained from the accused either by fear of prejudice or hope of advantage exercised or held out by a person in authority.…

…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.…

…The 1st defendant claims that by this arrangement the said Mary James became a trustee on behalf of the family in respect of the plot and therefore she could not sell or in any way deal with the property to the prejudice…

…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…

…I find no prejudice is suffered by him to enable the Court to strike off the petition.…

…I also find that there was no prejudice suffered by the applicant in the circumstances. And I find no grounds at all to strike out the petition as prayed.…

…That the applicant has not shown what prejudice he would suffer if orders sought are not granted. Mr. A.…

…That the applicant has not shown what prejudice he would suffer if orders sought are not granted. Mr. A.…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…In any event and without prejudice to the foregoing, the issue on custody of land documents and records was canvassed and determined by the Supreme Court in the Matter of the National Land Commission (2015) eKLR and is therefore…

…This is obviously an important matter, for the object of the remedy is not to ensure obedience to the law, or respect for abstract legal rights, but to prevent probable practical harm and prejudice to the applicant during…