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…The applicant has tried to introduce additional evidence before us to show that judgment had been entered.…

…But rule 54(2) of the Rules of this Court expressly says that no additional evidence shall be adduced at a full court hearing like the one before us.…

…During the trial in the court below, there was evidence which the learned trial magistrate was entitled to and which said evidence the believed which showed that the applicant had left his motor vehicle in a stationery manner…

…Firstly, that the issues being raised by the appellant were neither new nor compelling evidence as the issues had been raised and addressed by the Court of Appeal during the hearing of Criminal Appeal No. 363 of 2006.…

…In support of these submissions the respondent cited Maharaj v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (supra), and urged the Court to dismiss the appeal. [25] The evidence that was before the High Court in support of the…

…From the evidence adduced it is clear that there was a valid sale agreement between the defendant as the seller and the plaintiffs as the purchasers of a piece of land known as parcel No 265 at Nairegia Nkare in Narok District…

…The appellant maintains through his counsel that his appeal which he has already filed high chances of success because the trial magistrate failed to adequately consider the evidence on record.…

…From the petitioner’s evidence, I am satisfied that the respondent was cruel to her. He absented himself from home so many times, and also drank heavily, and provided no financial or any other support to his family.…

…Although the question of the conviction was not canvassed before us, we have assessed and evaluated the evidence on record and we are satisfied that the conviction is sound.…

…The proposed Interested Party, however, chose to present its application as an association and there should have been evidence that the persons listed as officials are the duly appointed or elected and registered officers…