Results.
10 judgments found.
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| January 2020 |
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22 January 2020 |
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The High Court has inherent jurisdiction to grant an injunction pending appeal, but it must be justified by compelling, special circumstances.
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Civil Procedure
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Injunction Pending Appeal (Erinford injunction) — Jurisdiction of High Court to grant — Inherent jurisdiction of superior courts
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Interim Injunctions — Principles for grant — Real prospect of success; balance of convenience; preservation of res; special circumstances
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Rules and Procedure — Recommendation to include express provision for injunctions pending appeal in High Court Rules
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21 January 2020 |
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14 January 2020 |
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Failed provocation and intoxication did not amount to extenuating circumstances; appeal against murder conviction and death sentence dismissed.
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Criminal law — murder — sentence — failed defences of provocation and intoxication — extenuating circumstances assessed by facts; preparation of weapon and disproportionate retaliation establish malice aforethought.
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14 January 2020 |
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9 January 2020 |
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High Court erred by ordering security for costs post-judgment; such orders require proper rule, timing, and defendant application.
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Civil procedure — Security for costs — Order 40 r.7 High Court Rules — interlocutory relief during progress of suit — Order 47 r.12 inapplicable — payment into court distinct from security for costs — Rule 56 power vested in Supreme Court only.
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9 January 2020 |
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9 January 2020 |
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9 January 2020 |
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8 January 2020 |
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2 January 2020 |