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…that he was never served with summons as alleged by the process server or at all while the 2nd defendant’s contention appears to be that he had settled the matter with the plaintiff, giving to the plaintiff four cows as compensation…

…Therefore Kshs. 30,000 would be fair and adequate compensation for pain and suffering and loss of amenities. With the special damages of Kshs 1,010 the total of damages was Kshs 31,010.…

…the learned trial judge found that the first defendant, was not liable on the exemption clauses contained in the warehouse warrants, and indeed Securicor was an independent contractor, to whom the plaintiff must look for compensation…

…It appears that the respondent did not sue for the eviction of the appellant but merely for damages (a) for the value of the half-shop which was lost, (b) compensation for improvements and (c) loss of profits through interruption…

…established for Kenya or some other country in respect of a criminal offence of which he has been convicted;” Section 72(6) provides: “A person who is unlawfully arrested or detained by another person shall be entitled for compensation…

…and Immigration Act, 2011 liberating the Petitioner on less restrictive terms e) An order that the Respondents do set up holding facilities under section 50 of the Kenya Citizens and Immigration Act, 2011 f) An order of compensation…

…So, if they were erased no amount of damages would be adequate compensation. The ex parte motion set out twelve grounds for holding that Mr Justice O’Connor erred when he refused the main application.…

…So, if they were erased no amount of damages would be adequate compensation. The ex parte motion set out twelve grounds for holding that Mr Justice O’Connor erred when he refused the main application.…

…The litigation between the parties began in the middle of November 1972 when M'Mbijiwe filed a plaint claiming an eviction order against M'Mukanya and Nyamu from Plot 58 Nkubu Market, Meru and compensation for wrongful damage…