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…Article 5 of the Interested Party’s Constitution provides for discipline of members.…

…determined by the Holy Bible shall be sufficient grounds upon which any person may be disqualified as a member (Romans 16:17, 18, Corinthians 5:12, II Thessalonians 3:6-15, Titus 10:10, 11, 2 John 9-11) The steps of the discipline…

…The court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline.” 9.   …

…It is the duty of the court to do justice, but not to discipline parties.…

…But as the court stated earlier, its duty is to do justice to the parties, but not to discipline parties.…

…However, as it has been stated severally by various courts, the main concern of the court is to do justice to parties, and not impose condition or discipline parties.…

…The court as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline”.…

…The court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline.” [17] Moreover, in CMC Holdings Limited v Nzioki [2004] 1 KLR 173 it was held that:…

…The court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline.” 6.…

…16/10/1987 the1st defendant wrote to the 1st plaintiff accusing him of establishing illegal new parishes without the authority of the Bishop reinstating a retired priest and also re-instating another priest who had been disciplined…

…He cannot take cognizance of any complaint otherwise to discipline a parish priest. In this case he has argued that there is no evidence of any complaint having been lodged by a member of the Parish.…

…The Court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline.” [22] In the result, it is my finding that the plaintiff's application dated 22 nd…

…They are expected to conduct themselves responsibly, avoid inflammatory conduct, and exemplify the values, maturity, and discipline expected of leaders entrusted with the education and upbringing of children. G.…

…Such conduct is antithetical to the principles of finality, procedural discipline, and orderly adjudication. 20.   …

…The court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline.” 29.…

…The court as is often said exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not the purpose of imposing discipline.” 16.…

…That the plaintiff/applicant's appeal to justice and fairness must be weighed against the equally compelling principles of procedural discipline and judicial efficiency, which are essential to the integrity of the judicial…

…The jurisdiction to discipline advocates is primarily vested in the Advocates Disciplinary Committee under Section 60 (1) of the Advocates Act (Cap 16), which provides: “There is established a committee to be known as the…

…Regarding the court's role in such matters, the court in Ombati v Law Society of Kenya [2014] eKLR stated: “The High Court and the Disciplinary Committee have concurrent jurisdiction in matters of discipline of advocates.…

…The court, as is often said, exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not for the purpose of imposing discipline. In this case, the appellants offered to pay the costs.…

…Courts do not exist for the sake of discipline but for the sake of deciding matters in controversy, and I do not regard such amendment as a matter of favour or grace ... it seems to me that as soon as it appears that the…

…letter lifting his suspension and reinstating him with immediate effect on the basis that his suspension was in violation of Article 26 of the FHOK Constitution which stipulates that only the NEC has the mandate to appoint, discipline…

…The Court as is often said exists for the purpose of deciding the rights of the parties and not the purpose of imposing discipline.”…

…The plaintiff also submitted that the discipline of advocates is governed by the Advocates Act.…

…The plaintiff submitted that the defendant is subjecting him to the hardships of costs and expenses in a civil suit in the High Court and simultaneously seeking that the plaintiff be disciplined by his professional body and…