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…The first one is that the learned Principal magistrate erred in proceeding to hear the two applications in the face of the stay order in HC Misc. Civil Application Number 261 of 2006.…

…The second issue that the Appellant was not given sufficient notice for the hearing of the applications has equally no merit. The applications had been served much earlier.…

…NAIROBI/BLOCK 263/1163, in Nairobi pending the hearing and determination of the Application and Petition. f. The costs of this Application be provided for. 2.…

…Whether the Petitioner/Applicant is entitled to the orders sought in the application. b. Who shall bear the costs of the application? Analysis and Determination A.…

…The matter was before the Judge on July 9th, 1985 and the upshot was that the Judge granted the defendants’ application with costs.…

…Counsel urged that the Judge was invited to substitute the correct name and submitted that the Judge erred in refusing to do so without an application.…

…If the judge felt that there was no cause of action, he should have allowed the application for adjournment and thus enable the defendant to apply for the ex-parte judgment to be set aside.…

…From the moment he refused to allow an adjournment so that an application to set aside the ex-parte dismissal of the defendant’s application to set aside the interlocutory judgment could be made, the judge had before him…

…What was the consequence of non-disclosure of facts in an application for ex parte injunctions. Held Per Nyarangi JA 1.…

…The application was supported by two adavits sworn by Mr Epaminondas Saliarelis and Mr Theodore George Tsakiris.…

…The application was brought under rule 44(1) of the Court of Appeal rules, and was first heard by Gachuhi, JA in chambers.…

…full bench’s right to give leave to amend on an informal application during the hearing of an appeal under rule 44(2) of the rules.…

…In the application of this principle the existence or otherwise of instruction to alight from the tractor is immaterial.…

…As was held in Barkway v South Wales Transport Co Ltd [1950] 1 All ER 392 at 393 B: “The application of the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur, which was no more than a rule of evidence affecting onus of proof of which the essence…