Judgment[1988] KECA 138
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Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…But having looked and considered the compensation awarded for comparable or almost comparable injuries both before and after the date of the judgement, I think a fair and reasonable compensation should be within the 40,000…
…I would also accordingly reduce the compensation for pain, suffering and loss of amenities of life to that figure.…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…In this case, such repairs as there were had been done by the tenant and the only compensation that the landlord could receive would be mesne profits for any period that the tenant could be shown to have held over. 3.…
…So the only compensation that the landlord could receive would be mesne profits for any period the tenant could be shown to have held over. That was shown to be a period of one month - that is up to April 30, 1983.…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Case
…The principles indicated in that case were that (1) the case has to have reasonable probability of success (2) that the injury likely to be suffered has to be incapable or unsuitable of monetary compensation and (3) that…
…They also stress the need for maintenance of status quo rather than monetary compensation as the courts should not act in vain and/or that their decisions should not be rendered nugatory in the course of the pendency of a…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…Where a party has been deprived of land or movable property and receives a monetary award in compensation for the loss, the usual practice is to award interest from the date of such deprivation: (see Kimani v Attorney General…