Land - title to land - action by registered owner of land to restrain defendants from interfering with his land - plaintiff's evidence neither challenged nor controverted - Plaintiff proving his case on a balance of probabilities - permanent injunction issued.

[RULING] Advocates-taxation of costs-special jurisdiction of the taxing officer-instances in which the courts may interfere with this special jurisdiction-Advocates (Remuneration) Order, rule 11

[RULING] - Civil Procedure and Practice - Service - Application seeking to set aside a judgment - Court's discretion in setting aside a judgment - Where a judge fails to grant an adjournment and proceeds with the hearing after counsel has left the court room - Whether an advocate having left the court room after being refused an adjournment and the hearing continues can constitute proceedings exparte - Whether execution process by an advocate not on record is curable - What constitutes proper service - Whether a parties' presence is required for the application to set aside a judgment - Inordinate delay of 12 years - Order 3 Rule 9A, Order 9B Rule 8 and Order 21 Rule 22 Civil Procedure Rules - Section 2 of the Civil procedure Act Cap 21 .

(ruling) Probate and administration - application under Rules 49 and 73 of the Probate and Administration Rules for a reasonable provision for maintenece of deceased's family

[Ruling] - ADVOCATE – bill of costs – setting aside of – where the applicant did not agree with the taxing of some items - factors the court considers in such applications – validity of order

[RULING] Civil Procedure - suit for damages for malicous prosecution and false imprisonment - preliminary objection - limitation of time - suit based on tort - whether the suit was barred by statute

[RULING] Sections 18 and 39 of the Liquor Licensing Act,Cap 121 - Whether the court has the jurisdiction to hear an appeal from a decision of the Liquor Licensing Court - Whether a Liquor Licensing Court is a subordinate court within the meaning of Section 65 (1) of the Civil Procedure Act - Appeal rises under Sections 18 and 39 (5) of the Liquor Licensing Act,Cap 121.

Appeal against judgment of trial court - Whether the appellant offered protective clothing to their employee - Whether the appellant was negligent and/or in breach of statutory duty - Whether evidence adduced was sufficient to prove case on a balance of probabilities - Failure to use protective gear exposes one to risks - Appeal is allowed.

Running down cause - road accident - claim for damages under the Fatal Accidents Act and the Law Reform Act on behalf of the defendants and the estate of a deceased person - general damages for loss of dependency,pain and suffering,loss of expectation of life

[RULING] Succession Law-probate and administration-application for maintenance of widow and children pending hearing and determination of the suit on distribution of the deceased’s estate-considerations of the court-Probate and Administration Rules, Rules 49 and 73