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…In his defence the appellant testified that on the material day he was from work and was carrying the wages of two of his colleagues who had left their work place earlier than him.…

…That he was instructing PW1 to give the information concerning his colleagues’ wages when PW2 arrived and threw stones at him. He testified that he had a wife and child.…

…Moses Gichuke Lokoriondo, the appellant, contended that he was falsely implicated due to unpaid wages. 14. The evidence of the two key witnesses contradicted each other on material aspects.…

…On September 30, 1983 Abdul Aziz withdrew Kshs 309,231/05 from his bank with a companion named Paresh Samond for wages for the employees of Inter-Fashions’ Garment Factory at Changamwe.…

…Miwani Sugar Mills and asked them to hand him Kshs 211,300 for his harambee and they told their union’s branch officials to arrange this with the Mills’ management authorizing it to deduct their contributions from their wages…

…The allegations are that their wages were docked of sums for harambee contributions to the appellant’s constituency development fund without their written consent which was illegal under the Trade Unions Act and it was never…

…Work was done and a payment was made by way of daily wages. This was a master and servant relationship capable of creating a platform where an offence of theft by servant could take place like in the instant case. 20.…

…That the employer owed him wages which he had promised to pay on that day but later told him that he had no money. 16.…

…It was further submitted that the Appellant defence that the charges had been framed up by the victim’s father who owed him wages did not hold and were never substantiated.…

…show the Appellant cross-examined all prosecution witnesses, he failed to demonstrate how the charge was defective and the particulars aligned with the law and trial evidence and that his claim of a frame-up over unpaid wages…

…In cross examination she reiterated that their children usually go to the hotel after school and that the hotel has other employees too whose wages are settled on daily basis. PW4, Dr.…

…In cross examination she reiterated that their children usually go to the hotel after school and that the hotel has other employees too whose wages are settled on daily basis. PW4, Dr.…

…He stated that he went to his employer’s place to receive the days wages and waited till 6:45pm and opted to go home at 7pm and on his way he met PW2 ,Joseph Kamau who found him with cabbages and they began to fight.…

…What I established the Appellant to be alleging is money (probably wages/salary owed to him for having worked for the complainant’s father before he got another employment in Nairobi.…

…She stated that on the evening of the alleged offence, the Appellant had returned from work at 8:00 p.m, carrying maize which had been given to him as his day’s wages.…

…defilement under section 8 (1) (2) SOA 3 of 2006 was not proven beyond reasonable doubt. ii) That, the trial Court failed to recognize that, the complainant family framed the Appellant so that they cannot (sic) pay him accrued wages…

…Nevertheless, wages of sin are death. The court found that the sentence for each count was between 2-3 years. The minimum sentence provided for stock theft is 7 years.…

…On the failure to be interrogated by the court, he submits that there was a systematic strategy or plan to deny him his wages, and the charges were trumped up as part of it.…