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…(c)   Ensure that all officers responsible for physical planning, enforcement and security are present and fully cooperate with the compliance process.…

…(d)   Submit periodic compliance reports every fourteen (14) days thereafter until full and verified compliance with this court’s orders is confirmed.…

…Orders of the court are not discretion to a party for compliance. Consequently, the Defendant is found guilty of contempt of the orders issued on 13th March, 2023 and 17th December, 2025.…

…Consequently, as regards the non-compliance of the orders issued on 13th March, 2023, the Defendant is hereby sentenced to six (6) months in prison and in the alternative a fine of Kshs.600,000/-.…

…That in the absence of compliance with statutory provisions then there is no adequate public participation.…

…As long as there was no full legal compliance the court cannot sanitize the process.…

…The Deputy Registrar and the County Land Surveyor shall co-ordinate this site visit with the parties for compliance.…

…The matter will be mentioned before this Court on 22.07.2025 to confirm compliance and take further direction. In the meantime, the Deputy Registrar is directed to ensure proceedings are typed.…

…Despite several reminders, counsel for the Respondent failed to initiate the process, thereby interfering with compliance. He Annexed a copy of a letter, dated 13th June, 2025 and marked it as RGK-2.…

…This was not a discretionary or open-ended condition requiring a further order of court to take effect upon non-compliance. Rather, it was a self-executing condition.…

…Mulinge [2015] eKLR cited by the Court of Appeal in Tobias M Wafubwa above, the court stated thus ‘where in addressing the issue of non-compliance with order 9 rule 9 this Court observed thus; “All in all we are not persuaded…

…that non-compliance with Order 111 rule 9A of the Civil Procedure Rules was meant to make the following proceedings incompetent or a nullity, efficacious as the provision was meant to be.…

…Further, that by extension, the appeal itself ought a to be struck out or dismissed for want of statutory compliance. Applicants' Submissions 7.…

…In any event, the parties were to address the Court on the same issue of compliance with Order 42 Rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Rules.…

…(On whether the appellant’s appeal should be dismissed for non-compliance with order 42 rules 2 and 11 of the Civil procedure rules, 2010) Introduction 1.…

…He stated that the was keen on following up on the appeal and prayed that the court indulges him for the non-compliance. 4.…

…Attached are the EIA Licence and Certificate of Compliance from NCA. 10. It is averred that the allegations raised by the Petitioners are misleading and overtaken by events.…

…He depones that he was issued with NEMA EIA License dated 16th October 2025 and NCA Certificate of compliance valid up to 25th October 2027. The copies are annexed. 13.…

…In order to address the Defendants concern of non-compliance with order 11 by the Plaintiff, the Plaintiff is granted 28 days from today to: - a) File all the relevant witnesses’ statements they intend to rely on. b) File…

…testify on behalf of Nasieku Ene Sakaja, and any other documents they intend to rely on. c) Failure e to which the matter shall proceed based on the statements and documents currently on record. d) Mention on 10.03.2025 for compliance…

…for contempt of court, the Respondents be punished for the said contempt of court by payment of an appropriate fine and/or committal to civil jail for a period not exceeding six (6) months. d) In the event of ultimate non-compliance…

…Deed as directed by the Court. d) Whereas the Respondents have attended Court for directions on diverse dates being 17.02.2026, 05.03.2026, 05.05.2026, 05.06.2026 and 18.06.2026, they have willfully persisted in their non-compliance…

…RULING BRIEF BACKGROUND Before me is a Notice to Show Cause why this Appeal should not be dismissed for want of compliance with Order 24 Rules 2 and 11 of the Civil Procedure Rules.…

…On 27th of January 2026 the Appellants counsel attended court and prayed for fourteen (14) days to file an Affidavit showing cause why the Appeal should not be dismissed for want of compliance.…

…The next issues for determination is whether or not the trial court erred in its findings regarding compliance by the 1st Respondent with the terms and conditions of the Letter of Allotment.…

…was not pleaded in the defence and therefore did not fall for determination since the issue of compliance arose not only from paragraph 5 of the plaint but also from the Letter of Allotment itself.…

…that the 1st Plaintiff witness had testified in court and produced as evidence two consents to institute Civil proceedings dated 19/5/2012 and 14/52012 which consents had been issued to all the Plaintiffs hence there was compliance…

…Nanda Further submitted that Objections proceedings with respect to parcels no. 512, 722,479 and 749 had been produced in evidence the decisions were in favour of the Plaintiffs hence there was compliance with section 26…

…then brought another application dated 23/11/2024 seeking interalia an order that the OCS of Sega Police station be ordered to assist the plaintiff to forcibly evict the defendant and file a report within 7 days confirming compliance…

…The applicants are at liberty once there is full compliance with Section 38 of the Civil Procedure Act, Order 22 of the Civil Procedure Rules, and Section 152A of the Land Act, to proceed with execution in tandem with 1 above…

…Respondent was awarded costs in the sum of Kshs.243,215/-. the Honourable court be pleased to remit the Bill of Costs dated 14th February 2022 to the executive officer for fresh taxation, with directions that the taxation be in compliance…

…Counsel submitted that the single issue for determination is whether the court should remit the Bill of Costs dated 14th February, 2022 to the Executive officer for fresh taxation with directions that the taxation be in compliance…

…further affidavit sworn by the plaintiff dated 10th June 2025 and be adopted as part of the plaintiff''s evidence in response to the defendant application for review dated 7th October 2024 is invalid in law for lack of compliance…

…of order 9 rule 9 and 10 and also the orders of this court by Justice A.E Dena dated 7th October 2024 4) THAT the Honorable court review or set aside and order dated 9th October 2024 of Justice A.E Dena for compliance with…

…Parties shall appear virtually on 6th February 2026 at exactly 09:00 AM to submit on compliance with Order 42 Rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Rules and the issue of jurisdiction.” 6.…

…The parties made oral arguments regarding the compliance or otherwise with of Order 42 rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Rules on the part of the appellant.…

…That the court be pleased to order and/or direct the Officer Commanding Station at Kisumu Central police station to offer security and ensure compliance of the orders herein in prayer 2 (two) above.…

…That the applicant also filed KSM ELC MISC APP No E16 of 2023 which was dismissed for want of compliance and the existence of case No E250 of 2023.…

…the Applicant’s peaceful occupation and possession of the suit premises or such portion that relates to it. iii)   The orders issued by this Honourable Court on 3rd July, 2025, striking out the Plaintiff’s suit for non-compliance…

…with the order to amend pleadings within fourteen (14) days be set aside, and the suit be reinstated for hearing on the merits; Or, in the alternative: iv)   The time for compliance with the order to amend pleadings be extended…