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…By reason of the foregoing, the plaintiff suffered loss and damages particularized as follows; Settled salaries in absence of business Salary for Director Kshs. 30,000/= per month.…

…Salary for Manager kshs. 20,000/= per month. Salary for two drivers at Kshs. 24,000/= each per month. Salary for two Salesmen at Kshs. 16,000/= each per month. One assistant store keeper at Kshs. 10,000/= per month.…

…They claimed that the defendant had failed to effect increments of their salaries, house allowances according to their agreements of employment.…

…There were no salary arrears. Findings 6:1 Returning to the Agreed issues the first was whether the plaintiff has loci stand to the institute the present suit. The answer is in the affirmative.…

…In determining the damages for loss of dependency, the trial court relied on the payroll form to find that the proposed salary therein was Kshs. 30,629.00.…

…written on them, they did not originate from the Appellant, that the Appellant’s employees’ approved records for the months of May, June and December 2016 and January 2017 do not include the Deceased’s name and that the salary…

…petitioner his monthly salary as and when it falls due. 10.…

…As I see it, this condition applies only to the second prayer for access to Cloud.com online platform and not on the issue of payment of salaries. 19.…

…It was in that setting that the learned Judge said the Courts should be wary of subscribing to a figure "where there is no salary proved or employment".…

…Here, both employment and salary were proved, and by an independent public employer. 40. In Beatrice W.…

…The Respondent agreed to have her monthly salary as security wherein the Appellant was to draw the monthly deduction from the same.…

…The Appellant accepted and advanced the said amount of money to her and had religiously been drawing money from her salary account to recover the monthly installments.…

…Because of the current standoff, Counsel submitted that staff salaries and other utilities have not been paid and statutory deductions have not been remitted.…

…It was also the submissions of Counsel for the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Respondent that with regard to unpaid salaries, there were neither requisitions nor cheques presented for signature by the 1st or 2nd Respondent.…

…PW3 was Philip Ndolo, who stated that he was then a newly admitted Advocate of the High Court of Kenya earning a monthly salary of Kshs 50,000/-.…

…In cross-examination, he stated that the starting monthly salary range for a newly admitted Advocate is Kshs 50,000/- to Kshs 90,000/-, and that he started at Kshs 70,000/- gross monthly salary. 11.…

…By alleging that the 3 rd Appellant had surpassed his retirement age and drawing a salary, the Respondents had instituted an employment dispute. 17.…

…The reliefs sought included the refund of the said salary. 26.…

…It is on record that there was an injunction against the 1st Defendant where the Court of Appeal had frozen all payments to the 1st Defendant save for the salaries of the active employees, which excluded the Plaintiff.…

…In a partial compliance with the first part of the order the applicants had been paid salaries for 3 months of April, May and June, 1993.…

…He relied mainly on the fact that the applicants had been paid salaries for the months of April, May and June, 1993.…

…A prohibitive injunction/freezing order do issue forthwith against the County Assembly of Kwale staying and freezing payment of salaries, remuneration, allowances, perks and benefits to the 2nd 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 11th respondents…

…deliberately and obstinately ignored, refused, failed and neglected to keep off/away from the Kwale County Assembly official sittings and functions and also continued drawing and collecting allowances, benefits, perks, salaries…

…The College Salaries Report indicates that at entry level the gross salary of an attending doctor is Ksh.85,000/- starting salary and subjected the same to 1/3 statutory taxation leaving a balance of Ksh.56,667/-.…

…The court looked at the salary survey of a Mechanical Engineer which gave a starting salary of approximately Kshs. 46,370. 47.…

…she was enrolled in and pronounced itself as follows: “As for the multiplicand, the only guide the learned judge had before him was the survey on salaries.…

…September 2025 to ascertain progress of the matter. f) For the past 7 years the Defendant/Applicant had singlehandedly maintained the suit property and in particular paid for swimming pool chemicals, maintenance charges, salaries…

…That she had also been paying day and night guard a total of Kenya Shillings Twelve Thousand Six Nineteen Hundred (Kshs. 12,619/-) per month, salary to the pool attendant of a sum of Kenya Shillings Three Hundred (Kshs. 300…

…Under this system the Claimants instructed their said employer Murang'a District Co-operative Union to deduct Kshs.100/= every month from their salary and remit it to the Respondent.…

…check off system was transferred to this society. 3.The Claimants aver that between 1980 and 2002 the Murang'a District Co-operative Union and Murata Farmers' Co-operative Society deducted Kshs.100/= every month from their salaries…

…PW1 stated that he recalled that all along until 2018, the Plaintiff faced no issues with the Defendants’ SACCO deductions from the employees’ salaries.…

…However, that it was the Defendant’s employees and members of the plaintiff who requested the 4th defendant to remit monthly deductions from the salaries towards their SACCO contributions. 12.…

…On the award under the Fatal Accidents Act, it was submitted that the alleged salary of Kshs.165,281 /= was neither pleaded nor proved.…

…However, no evidence of payment of any salary, no pay slip or proof that any such sum of money was ever paid to him. hence having not pleaded the salary and not provided any evidence of earning that sum the plaintiffs did…

…PW1 admitted that she did not produce documentary proof of payment of staff salaries by the Plaintiff.…

…2021 and 18th October, 2021 in which the Plaintiff repeatedly demanded settlement of outstanding invoices and explained that the non-payment was negatively affecting its operations, including payments to suppliers, staff salaries…