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…The complainant is said to have paid Kshs 1,000.00 to the appellant as compensation. This payment of compensation was not challenged.…

…If the appellant was paid compensation by the complainant then this is an indication of negligence on the part of the complainant. The learned senior state counsel (Mr Nyagah) did not seek to support the conviction.…

…Mr A M Nathwani, one of the partners of Tononoka Haulage Contractors testified that that firm compensated the ultimate consignee for the loss thus sustained and in its turn deducted the amount of the compensation thus paid…

…city commission, one for grocery and the other in the name of the plaintiff’s daughter for gruel and cooked mixed vegetables. 3 The kiosk was constructed. 4 That part of the kiosk was demolished on September 8, 1983. 5 No compensation…

…In other words they are awarded in order to punish the defendant in an exemplary manner and not as a compensation to the plaintiff.”…

…In my view a figure of Kshs 150,000 would be fair compensation for loss of earning capacity.…

…It is now settled law that what the appellant was entitled to was fair or reasonable compensation assessed with moderation and in conformity with the general method of approach local courts have taken.…

…It is now settled law that what the appellant was entitled to was fair or reasonable compensation assessed with moderation and in conformity with the general method of approach local courts have taken.…

…So, if they were erased no amount of damages would be adequate compensation. The ex parte motion set out twelve grounds for holding that Mr Justice O’Connor erred when he refused the main application.…

…So, if they were erased no amount of damages would be adequate compensation. The ex parte motion set out twelve grounds for holding that Mr Justice O’Connor erred when he refused the main application.…