[Ruling] Arbitration - arbitration award - application set aside an arbitration award - grounds: that the award did not state the place and date it was made and that it was contrary to law, that it was not signed by all the arbitrators - that the arbitral proceedings were irregular - whether the arbitration had been conducted with the church’s constitution - whether the failure to indicate the date and place of the award prejudiced any party - Civil Procedure Rules Order 45 - Civil Procedure Act section 3A

Injunctions-interlocutory-application of the principles governing the grant of injunctions

Civil Practice and Procedure-suits-parties-where the respondent sued all alone while he had co-proprietors of the suit premises-validity of the suit

[Ruling] – CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - time – enlargement of – application for – where the appeal was not file according to prescribed law – court discretion – whether the court can allow a defective application to be heard - Civil Procedure Rules Order 42 rule 2

Civil Practice and Procedure-judgment-errors-where the record indicates two different dates as the ones on which the judgment was delivered-whether such error renders the judgment invalid-Civil Procedure Rules, Order 20, rule 1

Civil Practice and Procedure - costs - order of costs - where the plaintiff loses his case by failing to prove his claim against the defendant - whether the defendant, in the absence of any reason to the contrary, was entitled to the costs of the litigation - Civil Procedure Act section 27

[Ruling] Injunction - interlocutory injunction - application for an injunction to restrain the respondent from selling a piece of land by public auction - concealment of a material fact - plaint not containing a pleading that there had been previous proceedings between the same litigants over the same subject matter - non-disclosure influencing the court to issue ex parte orders - whether the conduct of the applicant disentitled him to seek further orders of injunction from the court - Civil Procedure Act section 3A; Civil Procedure Rules Order 39 rules 1,2

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - pleadings - amendment of pleadings - application to amend a plaint to specifically plead the name of a party which had previously been referred to merely as an institution - discretion of the court in deciding whether to allow amendments to pleadings - matters the court will consider in exercising that discretion - Civil Procedure Act section 3A; Civil Procedure Rules Order 6A rules 3(1), 5(1)

Estoppel - general estoppel - a person who makes a representation which the other person believes an acts upon may not be allowed to deny the truth of the representation - judgment debtor's lawyer advising the judgment creditor's lawyer that a consent would be prepared so that certain household goods which were attached would released - consent prepared and signed by both parties' advocates - whether the wives of a party to a consent may be deemed to be his representatives for the purpose of the enforcing the estoppel - Evidence Act sections 120, 121

JURISDICTION – court jurisdiction – where a lower court had granted garnishee orders – garnishee had agreed to pay out all the debt but failed to do so without reason – whether that court had the mandate to follow up and ensure that the orders were executed