Search court decisions

…Can it bar Constitutional Rights? If a statute is an Act of Parliament, and Parliament is Supreme, Can a law passed by Parliament curtail Constitutional Rights?…

…Counsel also complained about breach of the appellant’s constitutional rights in that there was a delay in presenting the appellant to the superior court for plea. Mr.…

…On the complaint regarding the breach of the appellant’s constitutional rights, it is true that although the appellant was arrested on 5th April, 2003, he was not presented before the Court for plea until 14th October, 2003…

…Counsel also complained about breach of the appellant’s constitutional rights in that there was a delay in presenting the appellant to the superior court for plea. Mr.…

…On the complaint regarding the breach of the appellant’s constitutional rights, it is true that although the appellant was arrested on 5th April, 2003, he was not presented before the Court for plea until 14th October, 2003…

…That the constituents of Gachoka had their constitutional rights at stake. Yet it was being made to appear that where service of a petition was impossible that was the end of road for them.…

…Interestingly, no particulars of alleged violations of constitutional rights have been provided. 39.…

…Interestingly, no particulars of alleged violations of constitutional rights have been provided. 39.…

…Interestingly, no particulars of alleged violations of constitutional rights have been provided. 39.…

…Interestingly, no particulars of alleged violations of constitutional rights have been provided. 39.…

…Interestingly, no particulars of alleged violations of constitutional rights have been provided. 39.…

…As regards the alleged infringement of his constitutional rights, the action complained of must be unjust, arbitrary, fanciful or oppressive otherwise it would not meet the requirements of Article 22 and 23, 24 of the Constitution…

…The continued detention of the Applicant’s sugar consignment in contravention of the law and a valid court order is unjust, unfair, capricious, oppressive and a violation of the Applicant’s constitutional rights. vii.…

…This Court must exercise its discretion in a just, fair and equitable manner to save the future of the plaintiffs, and to safeguard their constitutional rights enshrined in the Constitution of Kenya.…

…I would say that to interpret the rule correctly as I have tried to demonstrate from the authorities referred to us, is to aord the correct Constitutional rights and eects under the Constitution to the citizen.…