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…Otara for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Appellants to file written submissions which he did and which I have had occasion to peruse. This application is opposed and Mr.…

…During the oral submissions of the application dated 26/9/2014, the applicant stated that he is the deceased’s son and that his mother was the deceased’s second wife .He states that the respondents should be evicted from…

…Counsel for the 1st respondent stated in the oral submissions that plot 053 and 054 and KANGARI/NDAGARE/763 are the property of the 1st respondent’s husband (now deceased) were was the son to the deceased .These property…

…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…

…The court has considered the submissions and makes the following findings: 1.…

…The appellant has repeated more or less these grounds in his written submissions at the hearing of the appeal. With respect, this was not a case where common intention need to be established.…

…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,…

…The evidence to be reviewed presently was followed by final submissions by counsel, summary to the assessors and the assessors' oral opinions which are incorporated in this judgement.…

…After due submissions with Mr.…

…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.…

…I do not subscribe to the latter submission. In support of his submissions, Mr Mohamed has cited several English authorities.…

…In his oral submissions to the court the first appellant Boniface Mutinda Muema submitted that the complainant claimed that he was injured but there was no evidence from the Doctor to prove the same that he was injured, he…

…SUBMISSIONS 6. The petitioner submitted as follows in writing in support of the Application dated 27th November 2017.…

…To the above submissions by the appellant and the 1st respondent through its learned counsel Mr.…

…SUBMISSIONS 6. The petitioner submitted as follows in writing in support of the Application dated 27th November 2017.…

…To the above submissions by the appellant and the 1st respondent through its learned counsel Mr.…

…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…

…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.…

…The next important issue in this submissions of the petitioner is whether having benefited from the prerogative mercy, it would be prudent to consider re-sentencing by this court.…