{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

[Ruling] Criminal Practice and Procedure - bail - application for bail pending appeal - applicant having appealed against his conviction for indecent assault contrary to section 144(1) of the Penal Code and sentenced ofimprisonment for three years -  whether the appeal had overwhelming chances of success

[RULING] Appeals-bail-considerations of the court in granting bail pending appeal

[Ruling] - CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - sentencing - appeal against - withdrawal of appeal - where the accused withdrew the application - validity of orders

Civil Procedure - application for extension of time to file and serve notice and record of appeal on interested parties - Court of Appeal Rules rule 76(1) - appellant seeking to incorporate all shareholders in a company winding up cause.

[Ruling] - Civil Procedure - application for discovery of documents - whether application made immaturely - whether the purpose of discovery is to aid a litigant get evidence to prove his case - application dismissed

Criminal Law - charge of murder contary to Section 203 as read with Section 204 of the Penal Code - Section 124 of evidence Act corroboration required in criminal cases - evidence which itself requires corroboration cannot be used to corroborate another evidence - The presence of human bite injuries on the areas mentioned in P3 forms goes to strengthen the Prosecution case that there was a fight between the deceased and the Accused who were close to each other - death of the deceased resulted by voluntary acts of the Accused - conclusion that the accused committed the offence on the spur of the moment after provocation and retaliation - accused acquitted for the charge of murder amd instead convicted fot the offence of manslaughter contrary to Section 202 as read with Section 205 of the Penal Code

Ruling] - application brought under section 10 of the Judicature Act,the High Court Practice and Procedure Rules,Part 1 of the Vacation Rules 3(1) and (2),Sections 3A and 63 of the Civil procedure Act,Order 49 Rules 3A and 5 and Order 50 Rules 1 and 2 of the Civil Procedure Rules - proceedings affected by the provisions