Month: July 2022

In a judgement delivered by the Court of Appeal, the Court upheld an appeal which was filed by the Defendant. In this case, the Plaintiff Company alleged that it was despoiled of its possession of a private road abutting onto its property. The Plaintiff Company claimed that this act of spoliation was caused by the […]

When entering into a contract, it is important to be able to distinguish between clauses which impose absolute obligations, and endeavour obligations, on a contracting party. Absolute obligations require an obligor to actually carry out the objective e.g. to pay a price, or to register a hypothec, where it is the result which is of […]