INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS/MATTERS - Duty of Court and parties not to delve into the merit of the substantive issues in an interlocutory application
HELD:
"...This Court will resist the invitation to make a determination, at the point of hearing an appeal against an interlocutory ruling, which will have the effect of pre-judging or pre-empting the issues for adjudication in the substantive suit before the lower Court.
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