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…During the three months that he was unable to attend to his shops he spent Kshs 24,000 towards wages of the four employees and rent of the two shops, and he produced vouchers for these (ex 3).…

…to Kshs 45,400 the plaintiff stated in his evidence that he was unable to attend to his two shops for three months because of his injuries and that this figure represented the damages he suffered in respect of rents and wages…

…Miwani Sugar Mills and asked them to hand him Kshs 211,300 for his harambee and they told their union’s branch officials to arrange this with the Mills’ management authorizing it to deduct their contributions from their wages…

…The allegations are that their wages were docked of sums for harambee contributions to the appellant’s constituency development fund without their written consent which was illegal under the Trade Unions Act and it was never…

…he said: “In my view awards made by foreign courts although helpful as a guide do not necessarily represent the standards which should prevail in Kenya where the conditions relevant to the assessment of damages such as wages…