“"disposal"” — court decisions

Judgment[1995] KEHC 659 January 1995

Francis M. Kirigia v Paul Murunga & another

Judgment[1995] KECA 6913 June 1995

Mwita Merengo v Werema Merengo

Court of Appeal at KisumuJUDGE APPEALCase number Civil Appeal 33 of 1995

Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal

…Accordingly, we allow this appeal, set aside the award and order that the matter be remitted to the superior court for hearing and disposal by that court. The costs of this appeal are awarded to the appellant.…

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Judgment[1995] KECA 12831 August 1995

Kimani Wanyoike v Electoral Commission & another

Court of Appeal at NairobiJudge Nyeri High Court,Judge Nakuru,JUDGE ESSEX CLARK,JUDGE APPEAL,Kimani Wanyoike,Imanyara,Kivuitu,Ngei,Mbondo,CheboiwoCase number Civil Application 213 of 1996

Division and case type: CivilORIGINATING SUMMONS

…On the application of the applicant’s counsel this matter is hereby transferred to Nakuru High Court for hearing and disposal. 2.…

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Judgment[1995] KEHC 7627 August 1995

Kimani Wanyoike v Electoral Commission & another

High Court at NakuruKimani Wanyoike,Gitobu Imanyara,Imanyara,Kivuitu Mr,KivuituCase number Miscellaneous Civil Case 111 of 1995

Division and case type: CivilCivil Case

…On the application of the applicant’s counsel this matter is hereby transferred to Nakuru High Court for hearing and disposal. 2.…

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Judgment[1995] KECA 220 August 1995

Kaittany & another v Wamaitha

Court of Appeal at NairobiErastus Githinji,judge High Court,Judge regard Keiyo,judge did find Sakina,judge according Islamic,judge Jhansi,judge held Skinba,inherent Islamic,judge Sakina,judge did indeed dismiss Mustafa,Wahiduddin Ahmad,JUDGE APPEAL,Daniel K. Gikonyo Nairobi,Richard Wangansizi Baraza,Gikonyo,Michael John Hughes,Muthoga,Adipo,Tanzil,Ameer Ali,TANZIL ur RehmanCivil Appeal 108 of 1995

Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal

…father that the deceased was not going to be buried at the Belgut farm, the learned trial judge proceeded to hold that such burial would be in accordance with the law, to wit, that although the deceased’s wishes as to the disposal…

…It is simply a dispute over the disposal of the remain s of the deceased.…

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