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…property illegally while the late Josephat Letting and family occupying the parcels illegally. v) That the dispute in relation to…

…putting up a fence, selling, advertising for sale, letting, sub-letting, or in any manner interfering with the suit properties…

…The Court should always lean towards letting parties ventilate their disputes. When a Court finally renders its determination over any…

…on transferring, intermeddling, advertising for the sale, disposing of, letting, leasing, further building or otherwise in any other manner interfering…

…sale, selling, disposing, charging, subdividing dealing, alienating, occupying, managing, letting or otherwise using as a road, remaining, interfering with the…

…letting and or in any manner interfering with the original development plans of the suit properties. v. Spent vi. That…

…and/or employees from damaging, destroying, disposing, selling, leasing, letting and/or in any other manner whatsoever interfering with the…

…She depones that she was not at fault for letting time to lapse. The discretion to extend time is not…

…For avoidance of doubt the parties are restrained from further or new fencing, survey, construction, selling, charging, letting or in…

…issue against the Defendants/Respondents restraining them from selling, letting, leasing, disposing or in any way whatsoever from interfering with…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further with what may still be…

…his authority from disposing ofi, selling, leasing, charging, mortgaging, letting or in any other way interfering with land parcel number…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further with what may still be…

…an interlocutory injunction restraining the defendants against constructing on, letting, cultivating or in any other manner interfering with land parcel…

…He stated that even if he didn't have this kind of permission, the respondents had consented by letting him…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further with what may still be…

…occupying, managing, letting or otherwise using or intermeddling in any way whatsoever with the public land vested in the Petitioner…

…In efiect, the Respondent overlooked the option of letting the Claimant leave through retirement on medical ground, and instead, subjected…

…property in the house is vested. It is also implied upon a mere general letting, unless there are circumstances showing…

…The semipermanent structure is still intact but the 2nd Respondent and the Appellant have been letting it out on lease…