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Cited in relation to the constitutional issues under sections 33 and 34 of the Constitution.
Applied for the principle that a new point will not be allowed on appeal if it would be unfair to the opponent.
Court disapproves and rejects the dictum that the Fund's admission of liability in respect of negligence interrupts prescription under section 14 of the…
Cited for the principle that the test for intention to waive is objective.
Cited for the principle that intention is adjudged by its outward manifestations and on whether manifestation of waiver must be communicated and accepted.
Cited for the principle that one must be able to say when the acknowledgment of liability was made for prescription to commence to run afresh.
Applied to hold that relevant provisions of the Prescription Act apply to claims processed under the Multilateral Motor Vehicle Accidents Fund Act to the…