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…Nairobi as the security for costs of the defendant herein as this said property is the sole and only property or asset owned or held by the Africa Club, which has nothing else absolutely; and in the alternative and without prejudice…

…That in the interest of natural justice and equity this honorable Court be pleased to review its order of 11.3.92 in so far as the same grounds the applicant/defendant 4 (four) days. 7) That in the alternative but without prejudice…

…Nairobi as the security for costs of the defendant herein as this said property is the sole and only property or asset owned or held by the Africa Club, which has nothing else absolutely; and in the alternative and without prejudice…

…That in the interest of natural justice and equity this honorable Court be pleased to review its order of 11.3.92 in so far as the same grounds the applicant/defendant 4 (four) days. 7) That in the alternative but without prejudice…

…In the alternative but without prejudice to the denial, John Onyango stated that he bought the material parcel of land from Samson Luwayi in the year 1978 for Shs 5,000 of which sum an amount of Shs 4,500 was paid to Samson…

…No prejudice was occasioned to the appellants. The judge did not decide the appeal before him on the basis of the manner in which the trial was conducted.…

…Whilst we would expect want counsel to specify the particular ground he relies on so as not to take the opponent by surprise we see no prejudice to the appellant in the superior court as the application was stated to be based…

…In other words the court must not maintain the status quo to the detriment of the defendant unless it can be shown that not doing so would greatly prejudice the plaintiff.…

…I am left therefore to decide whether I should rather stop the intended breach of contract than risk prejudice to the plaintiff.…

…Secondly, the evidence of the 1st witness, Wilson Ndeda, appears to have no relation to the offence with which the appellants are charged save to prejudice the mind of the court.…

…Secondly, the evidence of the 1st witness, Wilson Ndeda, appears to have no relation to the offence with which the appellants are charged save to prejudice the mind of the court.…

…negotiations to attempt an out of Court settlement of the matter and there was a discharge of indemnity voucher signed by the plaintiff/applicant on 27th January 1992 acknowledging receipt of the sum of Kshs 67,900/= on a without prejudice…

…The application was premised on ground that the appeal had a high chance of success and further that the appeal may take long to be determined which would prejudice the applicant.…

…Accordingly, counsel submitted that no prejudice resulted to the applicant by this omission.…

…Accordingly, counsel submitted that no prejudice resulted to the applicant by this omission.…

…The court cannot however continue to protect a party which has taken no steps to help itself, particularly when its inaction is occasioning prejudice to the other side.…

…The respondent Njoroge Njuguna is not likely to suffer any prejudice, he has claimed. Aforesaid appeal was struck out on 25th October, 1989 whereas this notice of motion was lodged on 27th November, 1996.…

…The respondent Njoroge Njuguna is not likely to suffer any prejudice, he has claimed. Aforesaid appeal was struck out on 25th October, 1989 whereas this notice of motion was lodged on 27th November, 1996.…

…But on the other hand the plaintiff has pointed to the alleged unsuitability of the site for the proposed house and used it to argue that it will reduce the value of the plot and business and that will thereby cause her prejudice…

…Her failure to consider in her judgment the fact that the appellant had refunded the money, he allegedly unlawfully obtained long before the case came for a hearing did not in our view cause any prejudice to the appellant…

…It was not such as to prejudice the appellant except a court should always make a finding according to the evidence to avoid semantics which can also make different meanings.…

…which reads:- “12. (1) A Tribunal shall, in relation to its areas of jurisdiction have power to do all things which it is required or empowered to do by or under the provisions of this Act, and in addition to and without prejudice…

…suggestion that he discussed any of the cases then pending before me, which he certainly did not. (7) There is no actual evidence that there are real grounds for doubting my ability to ignore extraneous considerations, prejudices…

…Among these factors is the length of any delay, the explanation for the delay, the prejudice of the delay to the other party, the merits of the appeal (without holding a mini-appeal) the effect of the delay on public administration…