[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure-stay of execution pending appeal-factors the court will consider-Civil Procedure Rules, Order XLI, rule 4

[RULING] Civil Procedure - affidavit - verifying affidavit - form and content of affidavits - objection to affidavit on the grounds that it did not contain the deponent's true place of abode and that the deponent had failed to disclose the sources of information and his grounds of belief - Civil Procedure Rules Order XVIII rules 3(1) SERVICE - service of court process - manner of effecting service on a company - company arguing that there had not been proper service as the documents had been served on a person who had no authority to receive process on its behalf - person having acknowledged service by affixing the company's official stamp to the documents - application of the Civil Procedure Rules in a winding up cause - Companies (Winding Up) Rules rule 203

[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure-injunctions-temporary injunctions-to prevent the cultivation of tea from the suit property-whether the case has issues to be ventilated at a full trial-Civil Procedure Rules, Order XXXIX, rules 1,2,2A, 3 and 5; Order L, rule 2

[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure-defence-striking out-where the defendant alleges that the plaintiff fraudulently obtained registration as owner of the suit property and does not make averment of fraud in his defence nor particularize the alleged fraud-whether statement of defence raises triable issues which should be ventilated in trial- Civil Procedure Rules, Order VI, rules 13(1)(b)(c)(d) and 16-LAND-title-where the plaintiff has resided on the suit property for a period of over eighteen years as a civil servant-whether the defendant has any registrable interest over the land-Registered Land Act, Section 30(g)

[Ruling] Civil Procedure - striking out of pleadings - application to strike out defence - grounds: that the defence was not served upon the plaintiff's advocates within seven days after it was filed in court  and that the defence was scandalous, frivolous and vexatious - whether the delay in serving the defence had prejudiced the plaintiff - whether the defence should be struck out - Civil Procedure Rules Order VIII rules 1(2), 20; Order VI rule 13(c) & (d), 16

Criminal Law - Murder - Evidence - Ingredients of Murder - Where a police officer shoots and kills a person - Identification - Proof mens rea - Admissibility of witnesses evidence - Whether evidence is sufficient to support the charge of manslaughter - Section 203 as read with Section 204 of the Penal Code.