High Court of Malawi - 1989 June

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June 1989
Interim injunction discharged where tenant breached lease and balance of convenience favoured the landlord despite advance rent.
Civil procedure – interlocutory injunction – discharge – balance of convenience; Tenancy law – landlord's right to determine lease for tenant's breaches; Contract interpretation – ambiguity in termination clause; Advance rent does not bar termination for breach.
21 June 1989
Divorce granted to the applicant for desertion; court held jurisdiction via respondent's domicile and awarded custody to the applicant.
Divorce — Desertion established where spouse left country, ceased communication and support for over five years; jurisdiction upheld via domicile of choice and s.2(a) of the Divorce Act; undefended petition scrutinised for collusion; custody awarded to applicant.
19 June 1989
Petitioner with requisite legal degrees and extensive civil service in intellectual property admitted to the Bar unconditionally.
Admission to Bar – Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act s.11(1)(a),(b) – Unconditional admission based on academic qualifications and substantial civil service experience – Law Society and Attorney General no objection – Intellectual property expertise.
13 June 1989