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…IN THE COURT OF APPEAL AT NAIROBI ( Coram:Madan, Potter JJA & Chesoni Ag JA ) CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 44 OF 1982 BETWEEN J M...............................................................................................APPELLANT…

…Dealing with the question of the girl taking the oath it should be borne in mind that where there was an inquiry as to the understanding of a child witness of the nature and solemnity of an oath, the Court of Appeal in R…

…In compliance with this ruling, the Applicant indeed filed a notice of appeal indicating his intention to file an appeal to the Court of Appeal against the said decision of 18th November 2019.…

…It is not clear from the record if the Applicant pursued the appeal to the Court of Appeal. Suffice for this court to state that the Applicant in yet another application before this court pursued the issue of costs.…

…The Court of Appeal as explained what constitutes a prima facie case in the case of Mrao Ltd v First American Bank of Kenya Ltd & 2 others [2003] KLR 135.…

…Without proper evidence before me, I can only use the words of the Court of Appeal in Daniel Nyanza & Others vs Republic Cr.…

…As was held in the court of appeal case of Kiilu & Another vs.…

…As was held in the court of appeal case of Kiilu & Another vs.…

…the case of Robert Kinuthia Munqai Vs Republic wherethe Appellant shot the deceased younger man who was violent inorder to immobilise him and the plea of defence of the person andprevention of a felony was upheld by the Court…

…of Appeal.…

…the case of Robert Kinuthia Munqai Vs Republic wherethe Appellant shot the deceased younger man who was violent inorder to immobilise him and the plea of defence of the person andprevention of a felony was upheld by the Court…

…of Appeal.…

…In the case of Rex v Okute s/o Kaliembi and Gadimba s/o Oumo (1941) Vol VII Eastern African Court of Appeals Report p 78, the first appellant and the accused persons who had not appealed had on arresting the deceased taken…

…The learned Judges of the Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa left it open to the Crown to take such proceedings against the first appellant and against the other accused, who had not appealed but had had their conviction…