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…INDEPENDENT MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED........3RD RESPONDENT RULING In the course of his submissions, Mr Chunga for the Republic referred to sections 7, 20 & 21 of the Penal Code and section 136 of the Criminal Procedure Code…

…Mr Khaminwa adopted the above submissions made by Mr Imanyara and added that what was relevant to the present proceedings was order 52 of the Supreme Court Rules and the relevant sections thereof and not any section of the…

…It is clear from the foregoing that it is not necessary to resort to filing of affidavits and submissions in support of or in opposition to an application for revision.…

…Submissions that are common place in trials or hearing of appeals are undesirable.…

…Comprehensive submissions were made by both Mr Mutungi and Mr Arum for the 2nd respondent. Masime, J, rejected the preliminary objections based on these two issues.…

…In respect of the ground that there was no sufficient reason for granting the application for review Mr Gaturu’s submissions were levelled mainly on the following two matters: 1.…

…This case is also relevant to the third head of Mr Englehart’s submissions.…

…The point was noticed by counsel for the respondents during his submissions in the Westbourne Galleries case.…

…He contended in court during submissions that after the order for stay was dismissed on 26th June, 1986, and the attachment order was still in force, he instructed another firm of auctioneers, Excellent Auctioneers to advertise…

…I considered the application, plus the submissions of both learned counsel.…

…That the court considers the 2.that the court considers the submissions filed in respect of the appeal and other additional submissions as a basis of hearing the appeal on merit. 3. Costs.…

…Mutunga also, were submissions to be considered in determining the appeal herein. On 18.2.88 Torgbor Judge said: "....... this matter is stood over generally.…

…With the leave of the court parties filed very detailed and elaborate submissions to the application.…

…The Plaintiff/Applicant filed their submission on 15th October 2012 and replying submissions on 18th April 2013, while the Defendant/Respondent filed its submissions on 11th December 2012. 7.…

…He concluded by urging the Court to allow the appeal. [14] Mr Kepha Onyiso a Senior Principal State Counsel in the Attorney General’s office filed written submissions on behalf of the respondent.…

…In the submissions two main issues were identified for determination.…

…He concluded by urging the Court to allow the appeal. [14] Mr Kepha Onyiso a Senior Principal State Counsel in the Attorney General’s office filed written submissions on behalf of the respondent.…

…In the submissions two main issues were identified for determination.…

…Parties led their submissions. 8. The Claimant through its submissions submitted that his evidence that there had been an accident was unchallenged.…

…It is his submission that the evidence he brought before this Tribunal proved his case.…

…Parties led their submissions. 8. The Claimant through its submissions submitted that his evidence that there had been an accident was unchallenged.…

…It is his submission that the evidence he brought before this Tribunal proved his case.…

…The appellant argued his appeal through written submissions. The state also filed their written submissions in opposing the appeal. Submissions [13] At the hearing of the appeal, learned Counsel for the appellant, Mr.…

…Kakoi for the State relied on written submissions filed on behalf of the State.…

…Through their respective Advocates, each of the parties filed written submissions.…

…After considering the pleadings and the submissions by counsel, I find that the only issue arising for determination is whether the suit is properly commenced in the name of the right party.…

…Through their respective Advocates, each of the parties filed written submissions.…

…After considering the pleadings and the submissions by counsel, I find that the only issue arising for determination is whether the suit is properly commenced in the name of the right party.…

…Together with that I have the submissions of both learned counsel, given to me in great detail outlining “the history’ of this case as they called it. If I understood Mr.…

…Kiania Njau, disagreed with this submission, and submitted that according to the provisions of subsection 4 of Section 10 of Cap 405, it is not enough for an insurer to say that he has filed a case against its insured to…

…In his submissions the appellant repeated his contentions made in the superior court in respect of salary for 8 months, house allowance for 9 months and expenses incurred in travelling in connection with his work permit all…

…He also made submissions for an award of general damages for mental anguish and apprehension of possible arrest.…

…I have also given due consideration to the submissions of the learned counsels appearing, including the cases cited.…

…The Judgment-Debtor, from the submissions of its learned counsel, has no quarrel with the court’s calculation of the decretal sum, notwithstanding what is stated in paragraph 9 of the supporting affidavit.…

…When the appeal came for hearing the Appellant presented written submissions. In his submissions he has tried to explain what happened, showing that he never committed the offence.…

…I have also given due consideration to the submissions of the learned counsels appearing, including the cases cited.…

…The Judgment-Debtor, from the submissions of its learned counsel, has no quarrel with the court’s calculation of the decretal sum, notwithstanding what is stated in paragraph 9 of the supporting affidavit.…