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…We do not know if the learned Judge rejected this claim on the ground that the appellant, being a refugee in Kenya, was, by law, not allowed to engage in employment or on the ground that there was no sufficient evidence to…

…But the learned Judge did not specifically say she disbelieved his oral evidence with regard to his previous employment.…

…On the contrary, there is nothing which would contradict the appellant’s testimony that he obtained the documents in the course of his employment in connection with the three wheat consignments.…

…The appellant was subsequently arrested at Matutu at the deceased’s sister’s home where she had gone to look for employment.…

…She argued that if she had killed the deceased, she could not have gone to look for employment at the deceased’s sister’s home. 5.…

…The appellant was subsequently arrested at Matutu at the deceased’s sister’s home where she had gone to look for employment.…

…She argued that if she had killed the deceased, she could not have gone to look for employment at the deceased’s sister’s home. 5.…

…The appellant was subsequently arrested at Matutu at the deceased’s sister’s home where she had gone to look for employment.…

…She argued that if she had killed the deceased, she could not have gone to look for employment at the deceased’s sister’s home. 5.…

…The witness wanted to know the whereabouts of her daughter, and was protesting against the plaintiff’s meddling in her daughter’s employment and spoiling her work.…

…There is evidence that after the deceased left the plaintiff, the plaintiff behaved towards her in a vindicative spirit and, in particular, tried to have her dismissed from her employment.…

…It was the unanimous opinion of the 3 surgeons that the severe injuries which he sustained have almost utterly destroyed his opportunities in the employment market and have permanently consigned him as a dependant of another…

…They claimed that the defendant had failed to effect increments of their salaries, house allowances according to their agreements of employment.…

…I, therefore, turn to Mr Inamdar’s second authority, which was the only one relating to personal injury, though not one in the course of employment namely Plotti v The Acacia Co [1959] EA 218, in which Law JA as he later…

…Paragraph 4 of the plaint which was admitted in the defence filed on behalf of the defendant is in the following terms: (4) It was a term of the said contract of employment between the defendant(s) and the plaintiff and or…

…Accordingly, we substitute for the conviction recorded against the appellant a conviction of stealing the lesser sum of Shs 4,500, the property of the Republic of Kenya, which came into his possession by virtue of his employment…

…Accordingly, we substitute for the conviction recorded against the appellant a conviction of stealing the lesser sum of Shs 4,500, the property of the Republic of Kenya, which came into his possession by virtue of his employment…

…In Re Pickles v National Coal Board (Intended Action) [1968] 1 WLR 997, the proposed plaintiff had been employed as a miner by the proposed defendants from 1947 to 1960, when he changed his employment to that of a lathe operator…

…In February, 1966 he became ill and in July, 1966 he was informed by his doctor that he was suffering from silicosis contracted during his employment as a miner.…

…The 3rd accused explained that he had been asked to carry a package by the 4th accused, who had offered him employment, and it was only later that he learnt that it contained a gun etc and, therefore, he decided to hand over…

…The third defendant by reason of his being their employer and the assault having been committed by the first two defendants in the course of their employment is also liable.…

…They annexed and marked as SOO-2 a copy of the 5th Respondent’s letter of employment conrmation as well as employees’ daily attendance list from the 5th respondent’s employer in annexure.…

…He also annexed a letter of employment of the 5th Respondent to show that the attendance sheet was complementary to it.…

…hearing and determination of the cause, the Honourable Court be pleased to issue an order, restraining the Objector JONATHAN M’NKANATA M’MUGWIKA, his agents, workers, assigns, employees or anybody else acting on his behest, employment…

…The facts giving rise to this appeal are that the Appellant, in the course of his employment by the Respondent Port Authority was driving a tractor for the purpose of moving scrap metal, which was being stacked on the tractor…

…He further alleges that at the time of the accident the two vehicles were being driven by their respective drivers as the servants or agents of their respective owners in the course of their employment and/or within the scope…

…called “the deceased”) in an accident which occurred on 20th August, 1994, at Kibarani involving a motor vehicle registration number KWP 155 owned by the defendant but at the material time being driven by a driver in the employment…