Civil procedure-Striking out-Application to strike out claimants' statement of case-Whether the claimants' statement of case ought properly to be struck out-The approach of the court on dealing with an application to strike out-Whether the 1st claimant has the requiste standing to bring the claim-Whether the claimants have sufficiently particularized the claim-Whether the claimants' statement of case as framed constitutes an abuse of the process of the court-Whether the claimants' statement of case in prolix, frivolous and vexatious and without merit-Whether the claimants' statement of case discloses any reasonble grounds for bringing the claim
Summary judgment-Whether in the alternative the court should grant summary judgment in favour of the defendants against the claimants-The Approach of the court in dealing with an application for summary judgment-Whether the claimants' claim has any real prospect of success
Burden-Burden of proof-Standard of proof-Civil Procedure Rules, 2002, rules 8.7, 8.9(1), 15.2, 15.3(4) and 26.3(1)
