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May 2014
Commercial Drivers Rehabilitation Consultative Council Ltd v Joint Boarder Committee & Anor. (None) [2014] MWHC 487 (26 May 2014)
Interim injunction continued to protect drivers from unlawfully imposed border parking fees pending trial.
Civil Procedure — Interim Injunction — Continuation pending trial — Good arguable claim, adequacy of damages, balance of convenience
Administrative Law — Levying Fees at Border — Requirement of lawful authority — Road Traffic Act s 95
26 May 2014
Enock v Lujeri Tea Estate Limited and Another (Civil Cause 519 of 2013) [2014] MWHC 508 (5 May 2014)
Default judgment set aside where third party disclosed triable defence, though third‑party notice was irregular for lack of prior court leave.
Civil procedure — Setting aside default judgment — Order 13 r 9 and Order 19 r 9 — applicant must disclose defence on the merits or triable issue — draft defence showing denial of negligence and plea of contributory negligence — Third‑party notice — requirement of prior leave under Order 16 r 1(2) — discretion as to costs.
5 May 2014
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