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Conditions to be satisfied for a defendant to be granted leave to defend a claim under the summary judgment procedure

Distinction between liquidated money demand and unliquidated money demand

Duties of the plaintiff, defendant and the court under the summary judgment procedure

Duty of the trial Judge in the summary judgment procedure

Effect of failure of the defendant to show a good defence under the summary judgment procedure

How a defendant may show cause against an application for summary judgment

How principles of fair hearing are entrenched into the rules governing the entry of summary judgment

How the decision whether to enter judgment as a summary trial or to transfer to the general cause list is reached

Meaning and purpose of the summary judgment procedure

Nature of defence that must be shown to warrant the transfer of a case to the general cause list

Nature of the summary judgment procedure

Onus on the defendant before he will be given leave to defend an action

Procedure to be followed under summary judgment procedure

Procedure to be followed where a defendant files a counter-claim in a summary judgment

Proper approach in an application for summary judgment and the only point involved is the construction of a document which is capable of more than one meaning

Purpose of the Summary Judgment Procedure

Requirements for the court to proceed to summary judgment

Steps to be taken by a defendant who has a defence to the plaintiff's claim

The essence of the summary judgment procedure

The purport of the summary judgment procedure

What a defence on the merits entails

What must be satisfied for a defence to qualify for the grant of leave to a defendant to defend the action

What the affidavit attached to a Notice of Intention to Defend must contain

What the defence should show to establish a defence on the merits

What the statement of defence/depositions on oath in support of a notice of intention to defend must show

When a defendant's affidavit would be said to raise a triable issue

When a matter will be transferred to the general cause list

When is a triable issue disclosed by the depositions in an affidavit in support of a notice of intention to defend?

When the defendant should be granted leave to defend an action under the summary judgment procedure

When the defendant will be granted leave to defend

When the summary judgment procedure can be employed

When the summary judgment procedure will avail

Whether a case is transferable to the general cause list as a matter of course

Whether a claim under summary judgment procedure is limited to liquidated money demand

Whether a judgment under the summary judgment procedure is appropriate where the defence raises a triable issue

Whether a mere denial of indebtedness constitutes a good defence under the summary judgment procedure

Whether a mere denial of indebtedness or excuse for non-payment of a debt is a triable issue

Whether a reply to the statement of defence is required in the summary judgment procedure

Whether a suit can be determined summarily where the defendant has disclosed a defence on the merit

Whether it is necessary for the court to decide whether a defence has been established in determining whether the defendant has a good defence to the action

Whether oral evidence is required in summary judgment procedure

Whether the court can take an objection to jurisdiction and an application for summary judgment at the same time

Whether there is a distinction between a defence on the merits and a defence that raises a triable issue

Whether the summary judgment procedure is appropriate for a claim not being for recovery of debt or liquidated money demand

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