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…Procedure Act, Cap.21 Laws of Kenya and Order 51 praying for the substantive orders that the court to amend the arithmetical error in the judgment and the court to extent the time within which the sum calculated is to be deposited…

…That consequential to the correction of the error the respondent should deposit in an interest earning account Kshs.875,996.00 and not Kshs.1,040,589.00 as erroneously computed in the judgment.…

…Procedure Act, Cap.21 Laws of Kenya and Order 51 praying for the substantive orders that the court to amend the arithmetical error in the judgment and the court to extent the time within which the sum calculated is to be deposited…

…That consequential to the correction of the error the respondent should deposit in an interest earning account Kshs.875,996.00 and not Kshs.1,040,589.00 as erroneously computed in the judgment.…

…He submitted that the applicant should undertake to pay the fees and deposit the security out of any costs he might recover in the intended appeal and the applicant undertook to do so.…

…In all, however, I am satisfied that he lacks the means to pay the required fees or to deposit the security for costs and that his intended appeal is not without [a] reasonable possibility of success but whether or not if…

…That merger did not affect the legal relationship between KENYAC and the applicant because the terms and conditions of the applicant are banking facilities (namely: fixed Deposit, Savings Account and Loan Account) were transferred…

…the first respondent sought a declaration that it was at all material times and still is the beneficial owner of the share capital of Yaya Towers Ltd, the second respondent, and the charge and guarantee given by it to the Deposit…