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…It was the plaintiff's evidence that the 1st defendant terminated his services by letter dated 17th April, 1996, which gave him one month's notice.…

…Paragraph ten (10) of the terms of employment, makes provision for termination of services.…

…Among matters ordered and notified was the fact that Garnishee do within seven days after the service of the order inform the court what sum is due from him to the judgement debtor.…

…According to the affidavit on the Return of Service it is deponed that the Garnishee was served on October 17, 1990 for hearing on October 23, 1990.…

…According to the defendant the plaintiff is a stranger to him and has never entered into any agreement with the defendant for any professional service.…

…He says that the plaintiff is a stranger to the defendant and that there was no agreement between them for any professional service. Accordingly I do not think that the said paragraph is applicable in this case.…

…He had put in 32 years and 2 moths service and was found to be entitled to Kshs 6,452,060.00 as emoluments. ii. The second plaintiff was 50 years of age.…

…He had put in 25 years and 8 months of service His emoluments came to Kshs.5,520,380.00 iii.…

…The Respondent’s Advocate did not attend court despite service with the hearing notice.…

…Miss Mungai’s contention was that as a result of service of the particulars outside the time agreed between the parties, the Respondent was in breach of a court order and was in contempt of pre-existing court order entered…

…In respect of the 3rd and 4th defendants the affidavit of service shows that they were served on the 21st of July 2004.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…The other item to be considered is the length of time this man could have continued to earn that amount of money in the Civil Service, there is compulsory retirement at the age of 55 years.…

…It is based on the grounds that service of the plaintiff’s applications dated 23rd September 1999, 11th December 2000 and 16th August 2004 was effected on the defendant’s former advocates who have since ceased to act for…

…As I have indicated before there was no contract of service between these people. What the plaintiff is merely saying is that I was dismissed when I was 36 years.…

…In conclusion the 1st defendant withdrew the 1st plaintiff’s licence for having acted contrary to the CPK’s Constitution and terminated his services as a church minister with immediate effect.…

…However, another questionwhich arises out of this relationship is “can a servant whose services have been terminated impose himself upon his master?” I think he cannot.…

…In the case of Embu Public Road Service Ltd. vs Riimi (1968) E A 22 where the vehicle traveling at between 20-25 M.P.H. which had its spring suddenly broken thus causing an accident in which a passenger was injured, the trial…

…Such notice has to be decided considering the length of service of the employee and the level at which he was functioning. The plaintiff had worked for about 8 years for the defendant.…

…If the second defendant were not available then the plaintiff should have applied for leave for substituted service.…

…It was quite clearthat the defendant intended to service the loan from theproceeds of his salary and other sources.…

…This prompted the defendants’ to come to this court by way of certificate of urgency under section 3 and 3A of the Civil Procedure Act, order 44 rule 1, order 21 rule 22 of the Civil Procedure Rules seeking orders that service…

…That application is incompetent as it was filed the same day as the notice of charge and all that remained was service on to the outgoing counsel. 4.…