Criminal Practice and Procedure- Robbery with violence appeal against conviction and sentence-appellant convicted and sentenced to death-appeal on the ground that the identification was flawed- that the evidence by the prosecution witnesses was contradictory and appellants defence was not taken into account - duty of the first appellate court to re-evaluate and reconsider the entire evidence and arrive at its own independent determination on whether to uphold the conviction- where due to contact between the complainants and the appellant during the arrest, it was not necessary to have an identification parade-the trial magistrate sufficiently cautioned herself while dealing with the evidence of identification-where there was corroboration by another witness- defence offered by the appellant did not shake the strong prosecutions case-whether the appeal was merited -Section 296 (2) of the Penal Code

[Ruling] - CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE preliminary objection-where the was an application for stay of proceedings of the suit pending the hearing and final determination of the Winding Up Cause-where the respondent objected to the application on a point of law on the ground that the Winding Up Order had not been made nor a liquidator appointed and that the applicant had no capacity to bring the application-whether the preliminary objection was on a point of law whether the objection was properly raised-Order 6 Rule 13 (1) (b) ( c) and (d), Order 39 Rule 4 of the Civil Procedure Rules and Section 223 of the Companies Act Cap 486

Land Law-appeal-an appeal from the lower court- where the trial magistrate had issued an order to restrain the Appellants from committing acts of waste, building permanent structures and disturbing status quo pending the hearing of an appeal-where the proceedings were being conducted as provided for the under land Disputes Tribunal Act –where the procedure of conducting such disputes was set out under that Land Disputes Tribunal Act –whether the appeal was merited

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[Ruling] Civil practice and procedure-injunction-application for temporary injunction restraining the defendant  from interfering in any manner with the suit property pending hearing and determination of suit-whether the applcation had merit-Civil Procedure Rules Order 39 rules 1 (a) (b), 2, 3

[Ruling]-CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE-execution-stay of execution-application to stay an execution and lift orders for arrest pending the determination of the appeal-grounds-where he applicant contends that the application for a warrant of arrest was filed by a stranger as the advocate was not on the record-effect of-rules of procedure  when effecting a change of advocate-applicable principles-whether the respondent followed the correct procedure in effecting change of advocate - Civil Procedure Rules Order 41 r. 4; Civil Procedure Rules Order 3 rule 9A