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…J) dated 11th August 1989 in Civil case No 163 of 1987) October 23, 1991 the following Judgments were delivered.…

…But that does not apply, in my judgment, to the same extent where the attachment is, if I may so call it, a voluntary one.…

…He therefore prayed for judgment and the costs of the suit.…

…That the learned District Magistrate erred in law and in fact in making his judgment which is not supported by law. 5.…

….…… RESPONDENT (Appeal from the judgment of the High Court of Kenya at Eldoret (Mr Justice KKS Aganyanya) dated 24th May, 1989 in HCCC NO 74 OF 1987) JUDGMENT Nairobi Bus Union, the appellant herein, is a public transport…

…Written submissions were then made to the judge and at the end of it all he delivered his judgment on the 24th May, 1989, and the operative part of that judgment was as follows:- “After considering the evidence adduced, the…

…Nakuru Civil Appeal No 46 of 1984 Timsales Limited versus Up&Down Saw Mills (Kenya) Limited (Appeal from the High Court at Nakuru, Masime J, Civil Suit No 87 of 1974) November 6, 1985, Madan Ag CJ delivered the following Judgment…

…The learned judge entered judgment for the plaintiff for: “(a) Damages at the rate of Kshs 30 per day from January 4, 1974 until the defendant shall return the plaintiff’s saw in working condition (ie) up to January 27, 1976…

…Nakuru Civil Appeal No 46 of 1984 Timsales Limited versus Up&Down Saw Mills (Kenya) Limited (Appeal from the High Court at Nakuru, Masime J, Civil Suit No 87 of 1974) November 6, 1985, Madan Ag CJ delivered the following Judgment…

…The learned judge entered judgment for the plaintiff for: “(a) Damages at the rate of Kshs 30 per day from January 4, 1974 until the defendant shall return the plaintiff’s saw in working condition (ie) up to January 27, 1976…

…NO. 221 OF 1990 ********************** JUDGMENT OF THE COURT The appellant was, at all material times, employed by the respondent, Kenya Grain Growers Cooperative Union Limited (K.G.G.C.U.).…

…that the learned single judge improperly exercised his discretion by rejecting the applicant’s application despite the fact that the court file and the entire exhibits went missing immediately after the delivery of the judgment…

….… RESPONDENT JUDGMENT The appellant as the plaintiff sued the respondent/defendant in the High Court for the recovery of Kshs 104,105 for goods sold and delivered, and/or services rendered to the defendant.…

…...............................................RESPONDENT (Appeal from the ruling of the High Court of Kenya at Eldoret (Mr Justice Khamoni) dated 17th April, 1990 in HCCC No 158 of 1987) ******************************* JUDGMENT…