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The Plaintiff failed to provide evidence in the affidavit in proof of claim to substantiate the claims as required by Rule 22(1) of the Commercial Court Rules; pleadings alone are not evidence. Therefore, the application for default judgment is dismissed for lack of proof.
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The plaintiff failed to prove his claims by not filing an affidavit in proof of claim as required by Rule 22(1) of the Commercial Court Rules; therefore, default judgment cannot be granted solely on pleadings.
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The High Court partly allowed a second appeal about a loan-funded Bajaji and shop business, rejecting the complaint on proof and ordering limited restitution.
The Court of Appeal upheld awards for repatriation benefits, salary arrears, and bus fare to a retired public servant, dismissing the employers’ appeal.
The claim for pre-suit interest was not properly pleaded or proved, and the High Court erred in awarding interest at an unspecified rate and consolidating distinct periods for interest; thus, the award of interest was set aside.
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The claim for interest prior to the suit was not properly pleaded or proved, and the High Court erred in awarding interest at an unspecified rate and consolidating distinct periods for interest calculation; thus, the award of interest is set aside.
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The High Court dismissed a debt-collection consultant’s claim for unpaid commission, commitment fees, and legal costs for lack of contractual basis and proof.
The High Court allowed an appeal, holding that an affidavit for ex parte proof was too indefinite to support judgment and that a plaintiff must still prove the claim.
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