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…On interest, it is only once the amount has been ascertained and judgment entered that interest may be imposed.…

…for interest before the bill is paid in full.…

…On interest, it is only once the amount has been ascertained and judgment entered that interest may be imposed.…

…for interest before the bill is paid in full.…

…rate on the decree which was silent on further interest.…

…of the rate of interest under section 26(2) of the Civil Procedure Act.…

…The terms of the contract provided for payment of interest; the Adjudicator erred by declining to award interest. 5. The Adjudicator erred in believing that the issue of interest was time-barred. 6.…

…Interest on the amount and cost 10.…

…THAT this Honourable Court be pleased to grant interest at 14% per annum on Kshs. 907,847.71 as per calculation shown herein, interest calculated up to and including 15.01.2025 and thereafter at 14% interest per annum on…

…any interest, in its Reference.…

…fact when he delivered judgment in favour of the plaintiff but failed to state when the interest should start running or failed to state that the interest do start running from the date of filing the suit. 4.…

…The law on interest is provided for under Section 26 of the Civil Procedure Act.…

…The terms of the contract provided for payment of interest; the Adjudicator erred by declining to award interest. 5. The Adjudicator erred in believing that the issue of interest was time-barred. 6.…

…On those grounds, the Adjudicator declined the claim for interest. 18.…

…Mr Oyatsi’s submission with regard to compound interest was that the defendant was entitled to charge compound interest under the contract between the parties.…

…Is there a rule of public policy prohibiting the charging of interest before money on which the interest is charged passes over to the person to pay the interest?…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…are due, the sums paid on account must be applied first to interest.…

…the amounts due based on compound interest.…

…Instead, interest prior to the date of the suit is a matter of substantive law and is only claimable where under an agreement there is stipulation for the rate of interest (contractual rate of interest) or where there is…

…no stipulation, but interest is allowed by mercantile usage (which must be pleaded and proved) or where there is statutory right to interest or where an agreement to pay interest can be implied from the course of dealing…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The client, then, specifically litigated the interest in the taxation proceedings – and was awarded the interest by the Taxing Master.…

…. … If the advocate demands interest at that late stage, he will likely suffer two potential perils: the court can only award interest at earliest from the date of lodging the Bill of Costs; and the interest is at the discretion…

…The Plaintiffs asserted that there was no understanding, written or otherwise, that interest was to be capped or waived or frozen and that indeed, this was made clear in previous proceedings before the court that interest…

…served to waive accrued interest amounts from 25.05.2015 until payment in full. 11.…

…the invoice, after which interest would be calculated.…

…interest.…