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…Liability is denied by the defendants who, however. did not turn up to testify in the matter.…

…In this regard it is pertinent that I refer to s 107 (1) and (2) which provide as follows: 107 (1) Whoever desires any Court to give judgment as to any legal right or liability dependent on the existence of facts which he…

…The defendant is a limited liability company carrying on the business of insurance brokers.…

…The reinsurers refused to pay the underwriters and repudiated liability.…

…I think that such a waiver would not legally impose liability on defendant to refund the deposit contrary to the terms of the agreement of 20.11.85.…

…There would therefore be no liability against the defendant on the basis of pleadings.…

…The appellant at first filed a defence denying liability to the respondent but when the case came up for hearing before the High Court (Aganyanya, J) on the 20th February, 1989, a consent order was entered and the terms of…

…that order were that judgment on liability was entered for the respondent and four medical reports were put in evidence without calling the doctors who had made them.…

…In a defence which was delivered on the 13th of February 1989 the defendant basically denied its liability to the plaintiff as alleged in the plaint.…

…The defendants admit 80% liability and the question I have to decide is one of damages only. At the time of the accident the plaintiff was 42 years of age. He was and still is employed by KPA as a clerk.…

…The defendant appeared and have filed a written statement of defence denying liability.…

…In a defence filed in this Court on 9th November, 1989 the defendant denied liability and counter-claimed that the plaintiff do pay Kshs 103,624.45 being the balance of the sum due and owing and in connection with the chattel…

…Soon thereafter the same shareholders agreed to sell the same shares to a nomineeof the plaintiff herein, viz a Limited Liability Company known as X2IT LTD.…

…On this point I have derived substantial benefit from two books titled “The Law of Master and Servant” by Francis Raleigh Batt 4th Edition by George J Webber and “The Employers Liability” at Common Law” by John Munkman: The…

…The order for extension of time, in essence, is a provisional order which does not deal with liability.…

…The appellants, the Manchester Outtters Suiting Ltd and Galot Industries, are limited liability companies incorporated and registered in Kenya and carrying on the business of manufacturing clothes and property developers…

…Whether they had borrowed from the local banks and if so whether the loans so raised had been liquidated, whether there were pending suits, whether there were pending suits against the appellant companies, the assets and liabilities…