MANDATORY INJUNCTION - Whether Court must evaluate the issues and evidence presented before granting a mandatory injunction
HELD:
"It is very clear from the Record of Appeal that the trial Court failed to evaluate the issues and evidence before it to come to the conclusion of the grant of the application.
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