perpetual silencevexatious litigantabuse of court processproperty dispute
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{"issue_text":"Whether the respondent is a vexatious litigant who should be barred from instituting further litigation","issue_type":"mixed","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Repeated litigation over same property, previous consent to judgment, multiple dismissed applications"}
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Background
The respondent Newton Elliot Dongo has repeatedly instituted litigation against the applicant over ownership of a property, despite having previously conceded in HC 4076/10 that the sale agreement was cancelled and he was refunded. The applicant seeks a decree of perpetual silence to stop the vexatious litigation.
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