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…Respondent’s submissions On compliance with Order 53 Rule (1) of the Civil Procedure Rules counsel itemised the requirements for leave as a statement outlining the applicant’s identity relief sought and the grounds upon which…

…They have waived compliance with Order 21 Rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Rules, which requires that all judgments and rulings be pronounced in open court.…

…It further states that the Applicant’s salary having been paid, and the disciplinary process having been restarted within the law, the Respondent is not guilty of non-compliance with the court orders. 12.…

…The Respondent’s further argument in relation with the compliance of the judgment of this Court, is that the Court in that judgment had allowed the Respondent to initiate disciplinary proceedings when they have a Board in…

…In the circumstances, an order of mandamus against the accounting officer of the County Government and the legal advisor of the government is the ideal method of enforcing compliance with a decree against the government.…

…Government can only comply with a decree of the court through the relevant officers who have the legal mandate to make payments on behalf of the government and also those who have the mandate to advise the Government on compliance…

…In other words, the applicant has complied with the requisite provisions of law and has been awaiting compliance by the respondents and as adverted to elsewhere in this Judgment, although counsel for the respondents stated…

…They have waived compliance with Order 21 Rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Rules, which requires that all judgments and rulings be pronounced in open court.…

…They are fatally defective for want of form and compliance with the law.…

…The ex parte applicantalso averred that the issues raised in both Replying Affidavits are not mere technicalities but relate to non-compliance with the law and are, therefore, incurably defective.…

…As regards jurisdiction, counsel submitted that the application was fatally defective for non-compliance with procedure as no primary pleading is on record for Judicial Review which renders the application defective.…

…They have waived compliance with Order 21 Rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Rules, which requires that all judgments and rulings be pronounced in open court.…

…E023 of 2021. (3) That upon compliance with the Summons, and hearing the Respondents’ mitigation, the Court be pleased to issue an order to cite and punish for contempt to civil jail (1) Lilian Atieno Onyango, the Finance…

…compliance or even non-compliance.…

…non-compliance.…

…order through the affidavit of compliance dated 3rd November,2025. 4.…

…The court has perused the affidavit of compliance and noted that the affidavit contains some content that does not belong to the question of compliance with the court order.…

…Whether the constitutional and statutory provisions relied upon by the Respondents provide a lawful justification for non-compliance. 4. What orders are appropriate in the circumstances of this case. 5.…

…Whether financial management laws justify non-compliance. 25.…

…Non-compliance undermines the authority of the court and offends the ends of justice. 10.…

…be terminated for want of compliance notwithstanding the overriding objectives under Article 159 of the Constitution. 15.…

…Mere non-compliance is not sufficient; the conduct must amount to wilful disobedience, neglect, or indifference to the court’s authority.…

…No statutory body may rely on its institutional character as a shield against compliance, nor may it treat a decree of the Court as optional.…

…That the notice had been issued in compliance with Article 8(b) of the Society’s constitution.…

…The Respondent thereafter registered the Interested Parties as duly elected officials, in compliance with the Court’s directive to conclude the exercise within statutory timelines.…

…The visit and report constitute a tangible step towards compliance and demonstrate that the 1st Respondent has not remained entirely inactive since the orders of 22nd October 2020. b.…

…These circumstances amount to partial good faith compliance and provide substantial mitigation. 6.   …

…Before this Court is the Notice of Motion dated 28th May 2026 filed by the Interested Party seeking the following orders: a) That the Applicant's suit be dismissed with costs for non-compliance with the Court's directions…

…Consequently, the Court issued a Notice to Show Cause why the matter should not be dismissed for non-compliance and fixed the matter for 8th May 2026. 4.…

…the above-stated date. c) The Respondents and Interested parties to file and serve response submissions within 21 days of service of the Applicant’s submissions. d) The matter be mentioned on 8th May 2025, for checking on compliance…

…The Court directed full compliance by the parties by 6th July 2025 and scheduled the matter for further directions on 7th July 2025.…

…is deliberate and constitutes contempt of court; and that it is therefore necessary to grant leave to institute contempt proceedings against the holders of the offices responsible for compliance. 3.…

…Consequently, the Ex Parte Applicant seeks leave to institute contempt proceedings against the holders of the offices charged with the statutory responsibility of ensuring compliance with the Court's orders. 8.…

…To begin with, the tender document mandatorily required that the Tax Compliance Certificate or its equivalent needed to be valid or current.…

…It was not in dispute that the equivalent of the Tax Compliance Certificate submitted by the 1st Interested Party was undated.…

…To begin with, the tender document mandatorily required that the Tax Compliance Certificate or its equivalent needed to be valid or current.…

…It was not in dispute that the equivalent of the Tax Compliance Certificate submitted by the 1st Interested Party was undated.…