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Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…It stated that allowing people to join the ATP at KSL on the basis that they had a Diploma in Law prior to joining LLB degree programme would amount to circumventing clear statutory provisions and result into discrimination…
…The matters in this appeal are essentially matter of law involving interpretation of statutory provisions. 12.…
Division and case type: High Court CivilCivil Appeal
…On this point, it has been held that: “An unincorporated association is not a legal person and therefore cannot sue or be sued unless such a course is authorised by express or implied statutory provisions…” (see New Hampshire…
Division and case type: High Court DivCivil Appeal
…personal therefore the cause of action did not survive the death of Stephen Kiruthi Mukabi. 4) The learned magistrate in reaching his conclusion in the said ruling totally disregarded the appellant’s submissions on the binding statutory…
…provisions in Section 2 of the Law Reform Act to which he did not refer or comment. 5) The learned Magistrate’s ruling was unjust, unfair and illegal as it amounted to shutting the appellants from the legal process as known…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…The language, used in these three statutory provisions, is similar, in tone and character, and it serves the same end, expeditious disposal of matters. 14.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…The learned trial magistrate erred in law in failing to appreciate the facts and overwhelming laws and statutory provisions tendered to prove the trial court had no jurisdiction.…
…The learned trial magistrate erred in law in failing to appreciate the statutory provisions on the jurisdiction of the Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority and the Energy & Petroleum Tribunal.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…The learned trial magistrate erred in law in failing to appreciate the facts and overwhelming laws and statutory provisions tendered to prove the trial court had no jurisdiction.…
…The learned trial magistrate erred in law in failing to appreciate the statutory provisions on the jurisdiction of the Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority and the Energy & Petroleum Tribunal.…
Division and case type: High Court DivCivil Appeal
…Being guided by the foregoing authorities, i find that it is necessary to consider the salient statutory provisions of the Civil Procedure Act and the Magistrate’s Court Act so as to determine the question whether the Magistrate…
…From the above statutory provisions, there seems to be an apparent conflict between section 15 of the Civil Procedure Act and section 3(2) of the Magistrates’ Courts Act.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…The language, used in these three statutory provisions, is similar, in tone and character, and it serves the same end, expeditious disposal of matters. 14.…
Division and case type: High Court CriminalCriminal Appeal
…submitted that the Appellant has failed to satisfy the requirements for the admission of additional evidence under section 358 of the Criminal Procedure Code and that his reliance on Article 50(6) of the Constitution and other statutory…
…provisions is misplaced.…
Division and case type: High Court DivCriminal Appeal
…E018 of 2023 held that sentencing provisions in sexual offences must be interpreted strictly, as the courts lack jurisdiction to amend statutory provisions, which is the role of Parliament.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…However, Article 159 was never intended to override mandatory statutory provisions. Indeed, in Nicholas Salat vs.…
Division and case type: High Court CriminalCriminal Appeal
…The Court notes that the pleadings filed by the Applicant are poorly structured and do not clearly cite the constitutional or statutory provisions relied upon.…
Division and case type: High Court CriminalCriminal Appeal
…That the learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact in failing to comply with statutory provisions to the prejudice of the appellant. viii. That the sentence was manifestly excessive and harsh. 4.…
Division and case type: High Court CriminalCriminal Appeal
…That the learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact in failing to comply with statutory provisions to the prejudice of the appellant. viii. That the sentence was manifestly excessive and harsh. 4.…
Division and case type: High Court CriminalCriminal Appeal
…identification. 5) Whether the conviction on both counts was proper in law and supported by the evidence on record. 6) Whether the sentence of twenty (20) years’ imprisonment was lawful, proper and in accordance with the applicable statutory…
…provisions. 11.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…Reliance was placed on the statutory provisions governing review and the Applicant urged the Court to exercise its wide discretion in the interests of justice. The Appellant's Response 8.…
Division and case type: High Court DivCivil Appeal
…court. k) That whether the appeal is meritorious or not, is not the issue at this point as the appellant had 30 days to file a notice of appeal and 60 days to file and serve the record of appeal and having not complied with statutory…
…provisions stated in law, the merits or lack thereof, should be seen in that light and by the court now properly in charge of this matter. 4.…
Division and case type: High Court CivilCivil Appeal
…The applicant must place before the court credible evidence demonstrating circumstances falling within the statutory provisions. 13.…
Division and case type: High Court Civil Appellate DivisionCivil Appeal
…The appellants in this appeal have simply stated that the orders made by the Magistrate were against the law, clear statutory provisions and equity.…
Division and case type: High Court CivilCivil Appeal
…In the circumstances of the above statutory provisions and case law this court finds that the trial magistrate was right in striking out the suit so that the Appellant can adjudicate the same in the right forum namely the…