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The High Court struck out an application for maintenance of status quo, holding it was incompetent because the applicant intended to file the main suit in the District Land and Housing Tribunal.
The High Court Land Division struck out a suit after holding that the plaint failed to disclose the value of the subject matter, defeating pecuniary jurisdiction.
The applicant demonstrated the existence of a prima facie case, risk of irreparable loss, and that the balance of convenience favors her. The court found that denying the injunction would cause her greater hardship than the respondents, justifying the grant of the injunction.
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The applicants satisfied the conditions for grant of a temporary injunction by establishing a triable issue, risk of irreparable loss, and that the balance of convenience favors them; thus, the injunction is granted pending the main suit.
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The High Court granted a temporary injunction over mortgaged property, finding triable issues about the default notice and a risk of irreparable loss.
Serious triable issues exist regarding the legality of the mortgage and withholding of title; balance of convenience favors the Applicant, who would suffer greater hardship if injunction is withheld; temporary injunction is granted to preserve the subject matter pending trial.
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The High Court granted leave to the applicants to appear and defend a summary suit over an alleged loan debt, finding they disclosed sufficient facts and evidence of repayment.
The applicant demonstrated intention to commence proceedings by issuing statutory notice, established a prima facie case regarding the disputed debt and risk of unlawful sale, showed risk of irreparable harm if the property is sold, and the balance of convenience favors granting the injunction. All conditions for a Mareva injunction are met.
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