MENSAH v. MORO Practice and procedure—Injunction—Interim injunction—Factors for consideration—Application to restrain respondent, his servants and agents from interfering with land, the subject-matter of suit—Applicant raising serious case to be tried—Respondent raising a more serious case—Court enjoined by equity to go further into the circumstances to determine whether there was irreparable damage to either party that could not be adequately compensated for by damages—No facts adduced by applicant from which court could infer irreparable damage—Facts showing irreparable damage adduced [p.729] by respondent—Building project commenced by respondent on land—Issues as to facts serious and multi-faceted—Whether interim injunction would lie in the circumstances.