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Interim injunction was refused due to applicant's failure to estimate property value and specify care for assets, making injunction detrimental to respondent; however, security deposit was ordered as closure of respondent's business would likely render any CMA award unenforceable, causing irreparable loss to applicant.
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The African Court found that requests tied to Benin’s 2021 presidential election were moot and rejected the remaining provisional measures sought.
The African Court held that the applicants failed to exhaust local remedies, noting they could have pursued a cassation appeal. The application was declared inadmissible.
The Court dismissed a Reference against Rwanda as time-barred, holding it lacked jurisdiction under Article 30(2) of the EAC Treaty.
The African Court issued provisional measures partly granting relief: it ordered disclosure of an expert report and issuance of a national identity card, but dismissed other urgent requests.
The Court finds that the requested provisional measures overlap with the merits and decides to consider them together to avoid prejudging the merits and expedite determination.
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The application for stay of execution is granted because the applicants would suffer substantial and irreparable loss if the decree is executed, and they have undertaken to provide security. The Court holds that either a bank guarantee or an insurance performance bond for the decreed sum is acceptable security, to be deposited within thirty days.
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The African Court ordered provisional measures staying execution of a CRIET criminal judgment against SĂ©bastien Ajavon pending determination of his application on the merits.
The High Court of Tanzania granted default judgment for breach of contract after the defendant failed to file a defence, awarding USD 141,747.96, 7% interest, and costs.
The High Court dismissed a revision challenging the striking out of execution proceedings, holding that an executing court cannot substitute a judgment debtor’s name.
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