The injunction also restrained them from mortgaging or otherwise encumbering sub lot 117 Regent Street, Lacytown, Georgetown, until the hearing and determination of a summons for continuation of the injunction returnable for October 13.

The two other defendants named in the action, Anthony Collymore and Vanessa Collymore, were sued individually and in their capacities as Administrators of the Estate of Stanley Collymore, deceased.

The 10-day writ commanded the defendants to file an entry of appearance within 10 days after service has been affected on them.

The writ, which was issued by Mr. Rex Mc Kay, S.C., on behalf of the plaintiff, seeks several declarations.

One of them seeks a declaration that the defendants’ right to recover sub-lot B of lot 117 Regent Street, Lacytown, Georgetown, is barred by the provisions of Section 5 of the Title to Land (Prescription and Limitation) Act, Chapter 60:02.

Another declaration asks that the plaintiff’s possession of the above described property is lawful.

The judge, in her order, had said, “It is ordered that the first and second named defendants be restrained and an injunction is hereby granted restraining the first and second named defendants by themselves, their servants or agents, or otherwise, or in any way selling or otherwise disposing or mortgaging or otherwise encumbering sub-lot B lot 117 Regent Street, Lacytown, Georgetown, until the hearing and determination of a summons for continuation of this injunction returnable on the 13th October, 2009, at 9:00 a.m. in Chambers.

And, it is further ordered that the plaintiff be at liberty to issue and serve on the defendant a sealed and certified copy of this Order and a sealed copy of the ex-parte application by way of affidavit, together with a sealed and certified copy of the writ of summons filed herein and a sealed and certified copy of the summons to continue this injunction returnable for the 13th October, 2009.