AMSON SAFII
The Land Registration Act is a specific law governing appeals against the Registrar of Titles and does not require joining the Attorney General as a necessary party. The Government Proceedings Act, being a general law, does not override the specific procedures in the Land Registration Act. The Solicitor General was wrongly joined and should be excluded, but this misjoinder does not render the appeal incompetent.
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- Joinder of parties
- Applicability of government proceedings act
- Appeals against registrar of titles
- Statutory interpretation