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THE RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT - ORDER 14A
DISPOSAL OF CASE ON POINT OF LAW
Caution: This is a past version. See the current version here.
1. Determination of questions of law or construction (O. 14A r. 1)
(1) The Court may upon the application of a party or of its own motion
determine any question of law or construction of any document arising in any
cause or matter at any stage of the proceedings where it appears to the Court
that-
(a) such question is suitable for determination without a full trial of
the action; and
(b) such determination will finally determine (subject only to any
possible appeal) the entire cause or matter or any claim or issue
therein.
(2) Upon such determination the Court may dismiss the cause or matter or make
such order or judgment as it thinks just.
(3) The Court shall not determine any question under this Order unless the
parties have either-
(a) had an opportunity of being heard on the question; or
(b) consented to an order or judgment on such determination.
(4) The jurisdiction of the Court under this Order may be exercised by a
master.
(5) Nothing in this Order shall limit the powers of the Court under Order 18,
rule 19 or any other provision of these rules.
2. Manner in which application under rule 1 may be made (O. 14A r. 2)
An application under rule 1 may be made by summons or motion or
(notwithstanding Order 32, rule 1) may be made orally in the course of any
interlocutory application to the Court. (L.N. 165 of 1992)
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