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…..........................1ST APPLICANT RAFIKI DEPOSIT TAKING MICROFINANCE (K) LTD.............................2ND APPLICANT VERSUS THE DIRECTORATE OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS, KIAMBU....1STRESPONDENT THE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE…

…The transfer of Mr Adhola to the Nyayo Bus Service was thus effected by letter dated 19th of October, 1989 addressed to the appellant.…

…He duly reported to the Nyayo Youth Service on the 25th of October, 1989 and was on the same day deployed at the Nyayo Bus Service, Mombasa.…

…Particulars of the offence: On diverse days between 27/1/89 and 26/4/91 at the National Bank of Kenya Nakuru District of the Rift Valley Province being a person employed in the public service as a clerk in the Foreign Bills…

…This court would further note that the National Bank of Kenya is not an institution that would generally fall under the definition of a “Public Service” under section 280 of the Penal Code It thus reads: “If the offender…

…JAMES GICHURU DEDAN GACHUMI......................APPLICANTS AND GEOFFREY MBUGUA DEDAN....................................RESPONDENT R U L I N G This is an application brought under Rule 4 for the extension of time for the service…

…But by 26th November, 1996 some 5 days later, the applicants had obtained the services of another firm of advocate, Oyatta & Associates who filed a notice of appointment on that latter date.…

…The offence of personating a person employed in the public service is covered by section 105(b) of the Penal Code.…

…It states;- “Where any person who falsely represents himself to be a person employed in the public service, and assumes to do any act or to attend in any place for the purpose of doing an act by virtue of such employment…

…APPEAL NO. 226 OF 1995) ************ RULING OF THE COURT The applicant was convicted after a trial of seven counts of stealing by a person employed in the public service, contrary to s.280 of the Penal Code and a further…

…APPEAL NO. 226 OF 1995) ************ RULING OF THE COURT The applicant was convicted after a trial of seven counts of stealing by a person employed in the public service, contrary to s.280 of the Penal Code and a further…

…He was new in the service. His father died last year. The facts clearly show that the appellant was not involved in looting or shooting in the air. He surrendered under a white flag.…

…accounting not in themselves sufficient evidence – Evidence Act (cap 80) section 37 The appellants had been separately charged with two offences: fraudulent false accounting and stealing by a person employed in the public service…

…The receipts, however, did not show the specific purposes for which the money was paid and no evidence was led on what the prescribed fee was for the various services.…

…He had put in 32 years and 2 moths service and was found to be entitled to Kshs 6,452,060.00 as emoluments. ii. The second plaintiff was 50 years of age.…

…He had put in 25 years and 8 months of service His emoluments came to Kshs.5,520,380.00 iii.…

…He should perhaps consider taking advantage of the provisions of the Community Service Orders Act No. 10 of 1998. I need not say more. The appeal herein is dismissed for the reasons stated.…

…………APPELLANT V REPUBLIC…………………………………..RESPONDENT JUDGMENT The appellant was convicted of stealing by a person employed in the public service contrary to section 280 of the Penal Code and was sentenced to imprisonment for…

…The appellant lost his job in the Civil Service.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…The magistrate said that the appellant was identified at identification parades by Paresh and John Maina, a Tudor Security Service Guard who was on duty at the Inter-Fashions Factory at the relevant time.…

…Learned state counsel personally took the letter to the debtor who read it but declined to accept service. On May 11, 1989, the state counsel addressed another letter to the debtor.…

…The appellant, in his wisdom, declined to accept service. Another letter was sent to the appellant by registered post on May 11th, 1989.…