[Ruling] - urgent application for an advocate to come on record under O. III Rule 9A of the Civil Procedure Rules - whether application brought properly before the court - CONSENT JUDGMENT - WHETHER SUCH JUDGMENT VITIATED BY WANT OF INSTRUCTIONS AND / OR FRAUD - ex parte procceecings - the propriety of such proceedings - GENERAL DAMAGES FOR USER AND PROFITS

[RULING] Eviction from houses for non-payment of rent without notice or demand for payment of outstanding rent - Whether the tenants are lawfully in possession of the houses - Consequences of not complying with an order of the court - Equitable remedies - Non-compliance enables action for trespass and damages to be sought by the other party.

[Ruling] Criminal procedure - charge of murder - close of the prosecution's case - prosecution having called seven witnesses - no evidence adduced to show that the victim had died or what the cause of the death may have been - evidence not sufficient to establish a prima facie case - whether the accused should be put on his defence in such circumstances.

Criminal law - robbery with violence - appeal against conviction and sentence of death - Penal Code section 296(2)

Criminal Practice and Procedure - change of magistrate - duty of a succeeding magistrate to inform the accused person of his right to demand that any witness be resummoned and reheard - where there is a failure to comply with the privision - whether the provision is mandatory -  whether the trial was an irregularity and a retrial should be ordered - Criminal Procedure Code section 200(3)

Criminal Appeal - offence of rape contrary to Section 140 of the Penal Code - appellant sentenced to six years imprisonment - definiton of child of tender years - corroboration in sexual offences - charge omitting the word "unlawful" - court's finding that a charge has to disclose an offence known to law - appeal allowed

[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure-representative suits-where the plaintiffs and defendants are named individually in the plaint-whether the parties constitute a representative suit within the meaning of Order I, rule 8 of the Civil Procedure Rules

Civil Practice and Procedure-suits-whether a suit for public nuisance can be instituted without the consent of the Attorney General-what acts constitute a public nuisance-Civil Procedure Act (cap. 21), Section 61

[RULING] Application for order to strike out Plaint - Order VI Rule 13 1 (a) (b) and (d)of the Civil Procedure Rules - Whether a plaint discloses no cause of action - Doctrine of Common Employment in the liability of one employer for the acts of another employer - Employers Liability Act 1888 of England.

[RULING]Civil Practice and Procedure - application for injunction,accounts and setting aside decree - applicant claiming that he had never been served with summons to enter appearance and that the decree had been irregularly obtained - where the claim made in the plaint is not a liquidated demand - procedure by which default judgment can be given in such case. COMPANY LAW - duty of a plaintiff who is in liquidation to seek leave of the High Court before requesting for interlocutory judgment

[Ruling] – CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - stay – stay of execution – application for – where the applicant claims that they were not duly served with the hearing notice – applicable principles – factors court considers in such applications – validity of order - Civil Procedure Act section 3A and 63; Civil Procedure Rules Order 21 rules 22 and 23, and Order 9B rule 8

{Ruling] Civil Procedure and Practise - Civil Procedure Rules Order 39 Rules 1,2 and 3 nd Order 50 Rule 2 - Land - trust land - applicants seeking to restain the respondent from alienating public land - PRELIMINARY OBJECTION - WHETHER PLAINTIFF'S SUIT OFFENDS SECTION 61 (1) OF THE CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT - LOCUS STANDI - FAILURE BY THE PLAINTIFF TO OBTAIN WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL - DISCLOUSRE OF PRIVATE INTERESTS SOUGHT TO BE PROECTED- res judicata - ingredients of