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…However, no further information about the progress of the case is available because it is evident from counsel’s submissions that the High Court file has been lost, and we are also informed that the decree, a vital document…

…It is true that the blame for the loss of the file cannot be attributed to the respondent, but he could at least have ensured that the decree was extracted and cooperated in the reconstruction of the file.…

…However, no further information about the progress of the case is available because it is evident from counsel’s submissions that the High Court file has been lost, and we are also informed that the decree, a vital document…

…It is true that the blame for the loss of the file cannot be attributed to the respondent, but he could at least have ensured that the decree was extracted and cooperated in the reconstruction of the file.…

…I would set aside the decree of the High Court, and substitute therefore an order for payment of damages Kshs 1,500 the price of a new machine, Kshs 2,700 damages for 90 days at the rate of Kshs 30 per day, with costs thereon…

…I would set aside the decree of the High Court, and substitute therefore an order for payment of damages Kshs 1,500 the price of a new machine, Kshs 2,700 damages for 90 days at the rate of Kshs 30 per day, with costs thereon…

…the respondents, as a result of the sale by the Bank, became the owners of, and acquired a valid title to, the land at Kabras/Bukusu/852, the initial action for eviction was brought in respect of Kabras/Bukusu/952 and the decree…

…the respondents, as a result of the sale by the Bank, became the owners of, and acquired a valid title to, the land at Kabras/Bukusu/852, the initial action for eviction was brought in respect of Kabras/Bukusu/952 and the decree…

…For these reasons I would set aside the decree of the High Court and substitute therefore a declaration that there was a presumption in favour of Mary Njoki that she was the deceased’s wife and entitled to share in his estate…

…the beginning of the cohabitation because the parties went through a form of marriage in a church when the husband could not do so lawfully and so could not consent to the second one, since the time for appealing from his decree…

…If successful the plaintiff should not be put to the hazard of having to transfer the decree for execution against Kenindia in Kenya and facing a challenge that it may not be executed in Kenya, another possible long wrangle…