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…In the premises, I find that the learned trial magistrate erred by not giving appellant judgment for 7,000/= which had been admitted and paid plus interest at court rates.…

…I therefore set aside her dismissal order and substitute there to an order for Judgment of 7,000/= for the plaintiff plus interest at court rates from the date of filing which was on 2.12.1992 until6.4.93 when the same was…

…This is a case where the defendant acted in a high handed manner without regard to the interest of the plaintiff.…

…I therefore award the plaintiff a sum of Kshs 250,000/- in general damages plus costs of the suit and interest from the date of this judgment. Dated and delivered at Eldoret this 5th day of October, 1993 S. K.…

…filed a suit against the defendant seeking orders that an order do issue for the defendant to return title No Nandi/Kamoiywo/982 or in the alternative to pay the sum found to M/s Standard Chartered Bank Kapsabet, costs and interest…

…As regards the amount due this arises from a bank loan whose figure varies from time to time due to interest accrual and as such the plaint is properly framed as the plaintiff will have to prove in his formal proof as to…

…defence and the case was, on 25th February 1992, heard ex-parte and judgment delivered in favour of the respondent who was awarded Kshs 1,800/- special damages and Kshs 73,000/- as general damages plus costs of the suit and interest…

…That judgment be entered for the applicant as prayed in the plaint:- (a) in the sum of Kshs 45,759,318.00 (b) interest on (a) above from 3rd May 1997 until payment in full.…

…By consent judgment is hereby entered for the plaintiff in the sum of Kshs 22,188,918.00, costs and interest as prayed in the plaintiff dated 17/2/98. 2. There be stay of execution on this sum for 14 days hereof. 3.…

…He assessed general damages at Kshs 270,000/- less workmans compensation of Kshs 16,540/50 leaving a balance of Kshs 253,450.00 plus costs and interest. There was an order for special damages of Kshs 1,500.00.…

…Section 75 of Kenya’s Constitution provides for a compulsory acquisition of one’s property in the interest of defence, public safety, public order, public morality, public health, town and country planning for the development…

…matrimonial home for no reason and/or living outside the matrimonial home whenever the respondent resides there, demanding to be left alone even when the respondent was doing her best to care for the family and marital interest…