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December 2017
Electricity Supply Commission of Malawi v Kondowe t/a Saveman Investment (MSCA Civil Appeal 67 of 2017) [2017] MWSC 8 (20 December 2017)
Application to stay assessment of damages pending appeal dismissed as premature and lacking evidence of irreparable prejudice.
Civil procedure — Stay of proceedings pending appeal — interlocutory judgment where damages to be assessed — discretion to grant stay guided by risk of injustice — applicant must show inability to recover payments or special circumstances — prematurity of application to stay assessment; appropriate remedy is stay of execution after assessment.
20 December 2017
Phekani v NBS Bank Limited (MSCA Civil Appeal 66 of 2017) [2017] MWSC 9 (20 December 2017)
Court dismissed interim injunction to restrain bank sale due to procedural defects and weak substantive grounds.
Civil procedure — Interim injunction pending appeal — Requirement to apply first in the court below (Order I r 18) — Leave to appeal required (proviso to s.21) — Consent order binding; variation requires fresh action — Mortgage law: reluctance to restrain power of sale where mortgagor defaults.
20 December 2017
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