British Motor Trade Association v Salvadori     1

" said the learned Dean, would include the making of a gift of a motor car to the respondent and would prohibit the respondent from accepting such a gift Moreover, the prayer only referred to a person who offered a motor vehicle for sale An interdict was binding according to its plain effect, and the Court should not sanction the interdict here craved, which was so vague and wide in its terms that it might easily be transgressed unwittingly and in ignorance of the true measure of liability it imposed I observe that the prayer of the petition is an exact copy of the injunction granted by Roxburgh, J , in a case not unlike the present