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…Dr Shabbir Ahmed is of course, himself physically, beyond the reach, or jurisdiction, of this court, but he has submitted to it through his advocates whose address is his address for service.…

…no doubt that, whether or not the power of attorney is in strict conformity with the Kenya law, it nevertheless constitutes Shakeel a recognised agent under order 3 rule 2 of the Civil Procedure Rules, for the purpose of service…

…The facts which triggered off this litigation were that by August 13th, 1986 at 1 am, the plaintiff, who has been in the service of the defendant for just over six years, was going round when he saw four people.…

…This prompted the defendants’ to come to this court by way of certificate of urgency under section 3 and 3A of the Civil Procedure Act, order 44 rule 1, order 21 rule 22 of the Civil Procedure Rules seeking orders that service…

…That application is incompetent as it was filed the same day as the notice of charge and all that remained was service on to the outgoing counsel. 4.…

…Mr Buckley, who led the case for the appellants on the appeal, strongly submitted that the learned judge, while paying lip service to the correct test to be applied, which is that an exclusive jurisdiction clause should always…

…Bucley’s submissions on this aspect of the case, “ while paying lip service …… his ( the judge’s ) heart was not really in what he felt obliged to concede.”…

…On his return to Kenya during 1967, he was employed as a school teacher by the Teachers’ Service Commission, a section of the Department of Education, and posted to Nairobi Technical High School to teach Physics, Chemistry…

…Ltd vs New Gatitu Service Station Ltd & Another (1990) eKLR).…

…Ltd vs New Gatitu Service Station Ltd & Another (1990) eKLR).…

…Ltd vs New Gatitu Service Station Ltd & Another (1990) eKLR).…

…Ltd vs New Gatitu Service Station Ltd & Another (1990) eKLR).…

…The judge ought to have ordered the suit to proceed expeditiously and an order for substituted service given.…

…went on to consider and reject as grounds for relief claimed the remaining complaints which were that Mr & Mrs Clarke had taken from the company salary and other benefits in excess of those provided for by their respective service…

…Examples of this principle are to be found in the case of ex parte unjunctions, ex parte orders made for service of proceedings out of the jurisdiction under Order 11 of the Rules of the Supreme Court.…