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Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The first application, dated 5 th August 2025, is principally facilitative and coercive in nature, seeking to secure compliance with the Court’s Judgment.…
…They argue that such service must include a penal notice clearly stipulating the consequences of non-compliance. 22.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The first application, dated 5 th August 2025, is principally facilitative and coercive in nature, seeking to secure compliance with the Court’s Judgment.…
…They argue that such service must include a penal notice clearly stipulating the consequences of non-compliance. 22.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…As correctly pointed out by Advocate for petitioner, the Respondent cannot at this point raise issues of fact that were not canvassed at the trial of the petition as presenting an impediment to full of compliance with the…
…The orders of this court that require compliance with are clear as clearly rehashed by him. 5.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The 5th Interested Party urged that Court orders are not made in vain and that the reasons advanced for non ‑ compliance were not plausible.…
…I have also considered that he has since issued a directive halting all developments at the Laikipia Airbase in compliance with the Court’s Order.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…Using IMEI numbers to secure tax compliance is unjustified and leads to potential violation of fundamental rights and freedoms.…
…The 1 st interested party maintained that submitting a buyer of a mobile device to surveillance for purposes of tax compliance amounts to shifting the burden of compliance to a purchaser who is not the taxpayer for purposes…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The said letter states that the Nairobi City County Government required holders of Unified Business Permits to obtain a quarterly Pest Control Compliance Certificate.…
…In particular, that tenants and occupiers were allegedly required to obtain mandatory quarterly Pest Control Compliance Certificates.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…Marwa submitted that the decision of this Court has caused a lot of problems and it is necessary that this Court should consider staying it to allow compliance.…
…The applicant has asked this Court to suspend the judgment delivered on 20th December 2024 nullifying the new university funding model to enable compliance.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…This is not the first time that this court has failed to proceed to give directions or to confirm compliance due to the absence of petitioner. 2.…
…On 26th November, 2024, the court stated: - “Application by counsel for petitioner is allowed but noting the conduct of the petitioner which has necessitated this Notice to Show Cause, any future non-compliance will attract…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The Respondent avers that audited accounts revealed continued non ‑ compliance, particularly by bancassurance intermediaries receiving service ‑ based fees “in excess of the limits prescribed under the Insurance Act”. 5.…
…The Circular was addressed to insurers and intermediaries, communicating measures to ensure compliance with Section 73, Regulation 22, and the Eleventh Schedule.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The 3 rd and 4 th respondents maintained that Fazul’s appointment as CEO was done in compliance with the Constitution and the Act.…
…The Gazette Notice dated 28 th October 2019 appointing the nominees was done in compliance with the Constitution, the Act and the regulations before they were annulled.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…There must have been non-compliance with the order; and d. The non-compliance must have been wilful or mala fide’ 28.…
…A party who understands the gravity of a court order, and the constitutional weight behind it, does not remain silent when called upon to account for compliance.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…The 4th Respondent further emphasized that the Petitioner had not challenged the appointment on grounds of non-compliance with the applicable statutory procedures or criteria.…
…It therefore urged the Court to find that the appointment was undertaken in full compliance with the Constitution and the applicable statutory framework and to dismiss the Petition. 5th Respondent’s Submissions 46.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…That the 1 st applicant does not disclose what measures it has put in place in compliance with the said judgment which has neither been reviewed or set aside.…
…That at the time of eviction, neutral observers should be allowed access to the suit premises to ensure compliance with international human rights principles. ii.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…They contend that the 1st Petitioner has misconstrued both the scope of this Court’s orders and the actions undertaken by the Government in compliance therewith. 12.…
…The burden, the Petitioner contends, lies on the Respondents to demonstrate compliance with the Court’s orders. 35.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petitions Miscellaneous
…There exists a reasonable excuse for the Respondent's non-compliance.…
…crime, of which non-compliance with civil orders is a manifestation.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petitions Miscellaneous
…There exists a reasonable excuse for the Respondent's non-compliance.…
…crime, of which non-compliance with civil orders is a manifestation.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…It is important to note that this court gave strict timelines for compliance on the 11th July 2024 that every party ought to have filed their pleadings by 2nd August 2024.…
…The importance of compliance with the directions of the Court cannot be overemphasized.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…That the cost of marking is borne at the supply chain level by oil marketing companies as part of their statutory compliance and quality assurance obligations and is not imposed directly on consumers. 27.…
…Further, that in practice, the marginal cost of marking is absorbed within existing operational efficiencies and compliance costs and is outweighed by the economic benefits of reduced fraud, improved tax compliance and the…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…Ensuring compliance with copyright and TV ownership tariffs may require legal and administrative efforts thus, increasing compliance costs for medical facilities.…
…The 1 st respondent asserted that the consolidated tariffs imposed through the impugned legal notice were gazetted in compliance with section 46A of the Copyright Act and are therefore lawful.…
Division and case type: High Court Constitution and Human RightsConstitution and Human Rights Petition (Civil)
…Upon compliance, this Court further ORDERS and DIRECTS that the Investigating Officer, C.I.…
…Nickson Kinyua, No. 239238 , shall file an Affidavit of Confirmation of Compliance under his hand, and the same shall be filed in Court on or before close of business 23/12/2025. 9.…