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Condition to be satisfied for leave to be granted to issue the writ of habeas corpus
Duty of a judge on a habeas corpus application
Instances where the writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum will not be granted
Meaning and purpose of habeas corpus
Need for the court to inquire into the allegation of unlawful detention immediately an application for habeas corpus is made
Position of the law where conflicting claims are made to entitlement to custody in habeas corpus proceedings
The stages in an application for habeas corpus
What the executive officers concerned with the detention of a person applying for habeas corpus must prove
Whether a person released upon a prerogative writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum can be re-arrested and prosecuted on the same cause or matter
Whether an applicant for habeas corpus can succeed solely on the defect in the commitment documents
Whether habeas corpus proceedings can be instituted by a parent or guardian to regain the custody of his child
Whether habeas corpus proceedings can be instituted by by a parent or guardian to regain the custody of his child
Whether habeas corpus will be granted where there is no breach of the applicant's fundamental right
Whether in a habeas corpus application, the court must investigate or enquire into the truth of the allegations as to the veracity of the charges set out in the grounds against the applicants and whether the charges were such as to justify the arrest and detention of the applicants
Whether the detention must be illegal for habeas corpus to issue
Whether there is a difference between the application of habeas corpus as provided under article 33(2) of the Constitution, 1992 and that under the Habeas Corpus Act, 1964 (Act 244)
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