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…On 19th September, 1997, his notice of appeal was struck out by this Court for the reason of his non-compliance with the order of the single judge of this Court dated 18th October, 1993 extending time by 30 days within which…

…On 19th September, 1997, his notice of appeal was struck out by this Court for the reason of his non-compliance with the order of the single judge of this Court dated 18th October, 1993 extending time by 30 days within which…

…The court must so act particularly in a case where the appeal is incompetent as the present appeal is, in our opinion, by virtue even alone because of non-compliance with the requirements of rule 76(1).…

…On the question of malice Mrs Madahana, state counsel, on behalf of the respondent very properly raised the issue of non-compliance with order 6 rule 6 A (3) of the Civil Procedure Rules which has prescribed that where a…

…Apart from this non-compliance with an elementary but mandatory procedural rule which in contempt proceedings has prescribed “personal service”, Mr Lakha pointed out other flaws to which we will now turn our attention.…

…Mr Juma conceded this and in any case the appellant did not allege that the cause of non-compliance with this Act was due to any disability within the meaning of section 5 thereof.…

…Section 83 of the Elections Act, 2011 is quite apt that non-compliance with the law should be such that it affected the results.…

…Section 83 of the Elections Act, 2011 is quite apt that non-compliance with the law should be such that it affected the results. That has not been established by the Applicant.…

…Section 83 of the Elections Act, 2011 is quite apt that non-compliance with the law should be such that it affected the results.…

…Section 83 of the Elections Act, 2011 is quite apt that non-compliance with the law should be such that it affected the results. That has not been established by the Applicant.…

…one who was illegally elected the new Mayor at the chaotic assembly on 20th April, and who planted himself surrounded by his supporters in front of the Mayor, as the first defendant; Councillor Akech who inspite of the non-compliance…

…The Election Court held: “The provision contained in rule 4(3) that a petitioner personally sign the petition was mandatory and not merely discretionary and the petitioner’s non-compliance with it was fatal.” 13.…