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Alcon International Ltd v The New Vision Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd and Another (Civil Application 4 of 2010)
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Held that the Supreme Court has inherent power under rule 2(2) to restrain even a non-party newspaper from publishing matter prejudicial to a pending subjudice appeal.
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