Rajan and Two Others v. Sellasamy – sllr 1994 volume 2 page 377

In the case between M. S. Sellasamy (General Secretary of the Ceylon Workers’ Congress) and the Vice-President (Administration) and President of the Ceylon Workers’ Congress, the court addressed whether meetings of the National and Executive Councils of the CWC were convened in accordance with the Constitution of the CWC, and whether the plaintiff, having been suspended by Council resolution, was entitled to an interim injunction restraining enforcement of that resolution. The court determined that the plaintiff failed to demonstrate a prima facie case under section 54 of the Judicature Act and that no injurious act by the defendants was established, as proper notice for meetings was given and objections were not raised at the relevant time. The court set aside the District Court’s injunct