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…Once more this court stated as follows: "Upon consideration of the matters deponed to in the supporting affidavit sworn by Wanjau, and in view of the fact that the respondent has been served and not complied with Order 50…

…The applicant's main ground for seeking review of the judgment and thereafter vacating judgment in issue were laid out in his affidavit in support of the application and they are mainly as follows: He had been let down by…

…The motion was supported by the Affidavit of the Applicant/plaintiff which essentially reiterated the grounds of the application by exhibiting the ruling Njoki J.…

…Even though the defendants were served and an Affidavit of service duly filed, they neither filed any responses nor attended court to oppose the application.…

…The 1st Respondent in her replying affidavit sworn on behalf of the 2nd to 6th respondent state that she was the wife of the deceased’s late son and that the property mentioned by the applicant was distributed to the respondent…

…The administrator of the estate also swore a replying affidavit stating that the grant of letter of administration was confirmed on 19/5/1993 and that about 21 years have lapsed since the issuance of the confirmed grant and…

…Mr Chunga in particular referred to paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 of the affidavit as being totally hearsay, the Court does not act upon hearsay evidence he said.…

…A great deal of time was spent on arguing that the respondent had not filed an affidavit in reply.…

…The replying affidavit filed on behalf of the appellant in opposition to the respondent's application was sworn by it's sales manager, one Mungaithi.…

…It is a detailed affidavit and among the annextures to it are copies of the dishonoured cheques.…

…There is also a supplementary affidavit sworn on 25th May 2012. 6. According to material before court, the petitioner claims she was born in Zimbabwe.…

…The respondents oppose the petition through the replying affidavit sworn on 16th May 2012 by Mr David N.…

…These grounds are set out in an affidavit which was sworn by themselves.…

…The respondent having filed an affidavit to the effect that in the case of each detainee notification of his detention had been duly published in the Gazette within 14 days as required by section 83(2)(b) of the Constitution…