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The applicant's affidavit raised triable issues sufficient to warrant leave to appear and defend the summary suit as required by law.
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- Summary suit procedure
- Leave to defend
- Surety liability
- Triable issues
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The applicant's affidavit raised triable issues sufficient to warrant leave to appear and defend the summary suit as required by law.
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The suit was time barred because the cause of action arose in 2013 when Shivacom defaulted, and the suit was filed eight years later, exceeding the statutory six-year limitation period for contract claims. The cause of action does not wait for arbitral award or court decree to be ascertained.
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The High Court dismissed a commercial suit as time barred, holding that the cause of action arose in 2013 when the performance bond was refused and no timely suit followed.
The compromise of suit in Commercial Case No. 106 of 2017, entered without the guarantors' consent, constituted a novation and discharged the appellants from liability under the guarantee agreements. The subsequent suit against the guarantors was not maintainable as the respondent had no cause of action after the decree.
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The High Court quashed a conviction and sentence entered in absentia, finding a defective alternative charge, an illegal sentence, and procedural errors affecting the surety.
After a nolle prosequi is entered, both the accused and the surety are discharged from liability under the bail bond, and the State has no recourse against the surety for the bond previously executed.
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The High Court allowed a criminal appeal by a surety convicted of aiding escape, holding the plea was equivocal and the evidence did not prove mens rea.
Ex parte High Court decision holding a guarantor liable for a company’s defaulted bank loan, with orders for principal, interest, penal interest, and costs.
Ex parte judgment against a guarantor for a defaulted bank loan. The High Court held the defendant liable under the guarantee and ordered payment plus interest and costs.
Ex parte judgment holding a guarantor liable for a company’s unpaid bank debt after default by the principal debtor.
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