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…His wages were Shs 30/=. At the time of the accident he had worked for 4 days and had earned a total sum of Shs 105/=.…

…(b) Why would Daniel Mkamba, who, as the wages clerk the 1st defendant’s maintained the relevant records have mistaken the plaintiff as their employee and completed this form LD 104/1?…

…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…

…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…

…Section 16 provides for the payment of wages in lieu of notice. The wages must be such as would have been paid or earned during the period of the notice required to be given.…

…to a ship for her operation or maintenance; (n) any claim in respect of the construction, repair or equipment of a ship or in respect of dock charges or dues; (o) any claim by a master or member of the crew of a ship for wages…