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…Mr Ngunjiri did not make any submission in respect of ground four above.…

…In his submissions to this court Mr Ngunjiri contended that “Demand” had not been proved.…

…Mr Ngunjiri did not make any submission in respect of ground four above.…

…In his submissions to this court Mr Ngunjiri contended that “Demand” had not been proved.…

…date, a matter which is quite different from the setting aside of the fundamental and substantial order of stay of proceedings which in any case, was not applied for or even mentioned by counsel for the respondent in his submissions…

…A third submission by Mr Ghadialy that the suit was unmaintainable because no award had been made as a result of the arbitration proceedings which could then give rise to a cause of action by the respondent, was also brushed…

…Counsel for the 2nd and 3rd Respondents in their written submissions dated 15-12-2025 identied two issues for determination. a. Whether the Petitioners application for conservatory orders is merited. b.…

…The Petitioner’s counsel in his submissions led earlier and dated 9-12-2025 had also identied the same singular issue as the one calling for determination. 12.…

…In support of his submissions, Mr Pandya referred us to a passage in Mogregor on Damages, 15th Edition, paragraph 1593 under the heading “infant children”.…

…It is clear to us that the burden of Mr Pandya’s submissions, supported by these authorities, is that, as the deceased boy was only six years old, he could not have been in a position to make any contribution of a pecuniary…

…Counsel for the 2nd and 3rd Respondents in their written submissions dated 15-12-2025 identied two issues for determination. a. Whether the Petitioners application for conservatory orders is merited. b.…

…The Petitioner’s counsel in his submissions led earlier and dated 9-12-2025 had also identied the same singular issue as the one calling for determination. 12.…

…We have also considered their oral submissions to this Court, in the course of which the second appellant drew to our attention that on the August 23, 1984, the date of the hearing of their applications before Bhandari J,…

…We have also considered their oral submissions to this Court, in the course of which the second appellant drew to our attention that on the August 23, 1984, the date of the hearing of their applications before Bhandari J,…

…Mr Aboo’s further submission was that the respondent’s cause of action was for damages for negligence or breach of duty (the duty existing by virtue of a contract) and the damages he claimed for the negligence and or breach…

…The submissions of Mr Aboo and of Mr Kassim were ably put but in the end those of Mr Aboo do not prevail in the circumstances of this appeal and, in my judgment, the ruling of Mr Justice Bhandari was correct.…

…Nganga's contention that the case against the appellant was hinged on suspicion. 12.We have considered these rival submissions and read the record of 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.…

…Mr Prinja made submissions on 15 grounds of appeal on behalf of Anupchand and 13 for Vijay and Mr Metha replied to them for the Republic, and we are grateful to them for all the work and addition they have brought to bear…

…Here, in this case, after carefully considering all the arguments and submissions on both sides, and our own evaluation of the evidence adduced at the trial, we are left with no reasonable doubt Anupchand and Vijay were properly…

…Their appeals are poorly put forward and we have considered that they have repeated Mr Ghalia’s submissions.…

…From the papers filed and the submissions made by the counsel for the respondent it does not appear. To my mind, that consent was unreasonably withheld prior to coming to court.…