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Condition for a cause of action to arise
Definition of cause of action
Difference between accrual of right and accrual of cause of action
Effect of failure to state the date a cause of action arose
Effect of the absence of a cause of action
How a cause of action is constituted
How a good cause of action is determined
How cause of action is determined
How the cause of action is determined in an action commenced by originating summons
How to determine when the cause of action accrued
How to determine whether a cause of action survives the death of a party
How to determine whether a suit discloses a cause of action
Ingredients of cause of action
Legal significance of a cause of action
Meaning and elements of cause of action
Meaning and importance of cause of action
Meaning of a cause of action; what constitutes a reasonable cause of action
Meaning of cause of action and when it is said to accrue
Need for a plaintiff whose cause of action depends on a statute to prove the statute
On the duration of a cause of action
Order to be made where the alleged cause of action is bound to fail
Position of the law where a statement of claim discloses no cause of action
Position of the law where the plaintiff's statement of claim discloses a cause of action
Proper course to be taken by the trial court where the date averred in the statement of claim as to when the cause of action accrued is at variance with the statement of defence
The cause of action in libel
The need for a cause of action to have arisen at the commencement of the action
The position of the law where a set of facts or cause of action gives rise to multiple causes of action, including a breach of a fundamental rights
The principle that cause of action is not retrospective
The principle that cause of action stops to run during the pendency of a case
The principle that in the determination of the cause of action, the plaintiff's claim must be examined
The principle that the cause of action is donated by the writ of summons and statement of claim
The principle that the cause of action must be revealed in the plaintiff's pleadings
The relevant document for determining when a cause of action arose
The rule a former judgment cannot operate as a bar to any subsequent proceedings between the same parties unless those proceedings are founded upon the same cause of action
The rule that a cause or matter can be gleaned by a close and careful examination of the pleadings filed by the parties
The rule that in matters concerning ownership of property, the cause of action survives the death of the disputing party
The rule that there must be a cause of action before an intending litigant can initiate any legitimate proceeding
What a plaintiff must do to succeed in a cause of action founded on a contract
What cause of action entails
What the accrual of a cause of action entails
When a cause of action arises
When a cause of action arises and lapses
When a cause of action arises where an overdraft is granted by a bank
When a cause of action arises where there is a chieftaincy declaration
When a cause of action is said to have accrued
When a cause of action will survive the deceased plaintiff
When a statement of claim can be said to disclose no cause of action
When a statement of claim will be said to disclose a cause of action
When the cause of action accrues
When the cause of action accrues in an action for breach of contract
When the cause of action arises in detinue
Where the cause of action arises in an action in libel
Whether a cause of action can arise without the existence of any injury or damages
Whether a cause of action for the recovery of loans can be said to have accrued before a demand is made
Whether a claim is determined by a cause of action
Whether a fresh cause of action arises from time to time
Whether an action for damages can be brought in place of an action for debt
Whether an action pertaining to ownership of land and breach of right of possession of land survives the deceased
Whether a party can bring the same cause of action twice
Whether a plaintiff can join causes of action
Whether a plaintiff who has no privity of contract with the defendant can establish a cause of action for breach of contract
Whether a statement of claim should be struck out because the case is weak where it discloses some cause of action
Whether cause of action and jurisdiction mean the same thing
Whether death extinguishes any existing cause of action in tort by one against the other
Whether facts, by themselves, constitute a cause of action
Whether it is relevant to consider the merit of the claim when determining the issue of cause of action
Whether the cause of action vested in either a natural person or an artificial person cab be lawfully subrogated one for the other
Whether the court can rely on the date put forward by the defendant as the date the cause of action arose because the pleading of the plaintiff is vague
Whether the court need to consider all the averments in the statement of claim in order to determine whether a cause of action has been disclosed
Whether there can be a cause of action in a chieftaincy matter where the Governor has not exercised his powers of recognition
Whether there is a duty on the plaintiff to file a counter-affidavit or a reply to the statement of defence to further deny or contradict the date on which the defendant in his affidavit or in their statement of defence alleged that the cause of action arose
Whether the statement of defence is relevant in considering whether a cause of action exists
Whether the success or failure of a case is dependent on the cause of action
Whether two actions may be brought in respect of the same facts where those facts give rise to two distinct causes of action
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