Order 33, rule 12 of Civil Procedure Rules : Government may apply for payment of court fees
The Government shall have the right at any time to apply to the court to make an order for the payment of court fees under rule 10 or rule 11.
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The costs of an application for permission to sue as a pauper and of an inquiry into pauperism shall be costs in the suit.
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- Order 33, rule 18 - Procedure
Applications under this Order shall be in writing addressed to the court.
- Order 34, rule 1 - Practice under this Order
An application for relief under this Order shall be made by originating summons unless made in a pending suit in which case it shall be made by summons in the suit.
- Order 34, rule 2 - Averments to be proved by applicant
In every suit of or application by way of interpleader the applicant shall satisfy the court by way of affidavit or otherwise—
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- Order 34, rule 3 - Stay of suit
If the application is made by a defendant in a suit the court may stay all further proceedings in the suit.
- Order 34, rule 4 - Order upon summons
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- Order 34, rule 5 - Summary procedure
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- Order 34, rule 6 - Costs and other orders
The court may make all such orders as are just and reasonable as to costs and all other matters including, where appropriate, orders for the sale or disposal of the subjectmatter of the dispute, and...
- Order 34, rule 7 - Order upon a claimant’s failure to appear
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- Order 34, rule 8 - Questions of law
Where the question in issue is a question of law and no facts are disputed the court may decide the question without the trial of an issue.
- Order 34, rule 9 - Adverse title of claimants
The applicant may be granted relief notwithstanding the fact that the titles of the claimants have not a common origin but are adverse to and independent of one another.
- Order 35, rule 1 - Power to state case for court’s opinion
(1) Parties claiming to be interested in the decision of any question of fact or law may enter into an agreement in writing stating such question in the form of a case for the opinion of the court,...
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- Order 35, rule 3 - Agreement to be filed and registered as suit
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- Order 35, rule 4 - Parties to be subject to court’s jurisdiction
Where the agreement has been filed, the parties to it shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the court and shall be bound by the statements contained therein.
- Order 35, rule 5 - Hearing and disposal of case
(1) The case shall be set down for hearing as a suit instituted in the ordinary manner, and the provisions of Order 10B shall apply to such suit so far as the same are applicable
(2) Where the court...
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(1) In all suits where a plaintiff seeks judgment for— (a) a liquidated demand with or without interest; or
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- Order 36, rule 2 - Defendant may show cause
The defendant may show either by affidavit, or by oral evidence, or otherwise that he should have leave to defend the suit.
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- Order 36, rule 4 - Time for defence
If a defendant is granted leave to defend he shall file his defence within fourteen days of the grant of leave unless the court otherwise orders.
- Order 36, rule 5 - Judgment for part of claim
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- Order 36, rule 6 - Procedure where more than one defendant
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- Order 36, rule 9 - Forms
Form Nos. 24 and 25 of Appendix A, adapted to circumstances, shall be utilised for the respective purposes for which they are designed.
- Order 36, rule 10 - Setting aside of judgment
Any judgment, given against any party who did not attend at the hearing of an application under this Order, may, on application be set aside or varied on such terms as are just.
- Order 37, rule 1 - Who may take out originating summons and in respect of what matters
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(a) the administration of the personal estate of the deceased;
(b) the administration of the real estate of...
- Order 37, rule 3 - Summons by vendor or purchaser of land
A vendor or purchaser of immovable property or their representatives respectively may, at any time or times, take out an originating summons returnable before the judge sitting in chambers, for the...
- Order 37, rule 4 - Summons by a mortgagee, mortgagor and others
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- Order 37, rule 5 - Caveats
An application under section 116 of the Government Lands (Cap. 280) Act or section 57 of the Registration of Titles Act (Cap. 281) shall be made by originating summons unless there is pending a suit...
- Order 37, rule 6 - Extension of limitation period
(1) An application under section 27 of the Limitation of Actions Act made before filing a suit shall be made ex parte by originating summons supported by affidavit.
(2) Any such application made...
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(1) An application under section 38 of the Limitation of Actions Act shall be made by originating summons.
(2) The summons shall be supported by an affidavit to which a certified extract of the...
- Order 37, rule 8 - Application under the Registered Land Act
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- Order 37, rule 9 - Application under Chattels Transfer Act
An application under section 9 of the Chattels Transfer Act (Cap. 28) shall be made by originating summons ex parte supported by an affidavit setting out the grounds relied upon.
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The judge shall not be bound to determine any such question of construction if, in his opinion, it ought not to be determined on originating summons.
- Order 37, rule 14 - Forms
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