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April 2006
GBS Mkandawire v New Building Society (Civil Cause 2132 of 1999) [2006] MWHC 18 (26 April 2006)
Whether the defendant validly cancelled an auction sale for non‑payment of the balance and claimed rentals.
Contract Law
— Sale by Auction — Cancellation for non‑payment of balance — Time for payment and waiver/estoppel — Interpretation of auction conditions
— Remedies — Possession and rents prior to full payment — Deduction of rentals on cancellation
— Liquidated Damages — Requirement of proper pleading and evidence for recovery
26 April 2006
Matumula v Stanbic Bank Ltd (779 of 2006) [2006] MWHC 6 (12 April 2006)
Plaintiff’s failure of full and frank disclosure in an ex parte injunction led to its discharge and dismissal with costs.
Civil Procedure — Interlocutory Injunctions — Full and frank disclosure required for ex parte relief
Commercial Law — Security for Debt — Bank’s contractual and legal right to sell pledged property on borrower default
12 April 2006
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