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…admits that he had a transaction for the transfer of the land in dispute to the applicant predecessor in title and that the transaction occurred in 1979; if this was so then in effect the respondent is saying that he had no interest…

…filed a suit against the defendant seeking orders that an order do issue for the defendant to return title No Nandi/Kamoiywo/982 or in the alternative to pay the sum found to M/s Standard Chartered Bank Kapsabet, costs and interest…

…As regards the amount due this arises from a bank loan whose figure varies from time to time due to interest accrual and as such the plaint is properly framed as the plaintiff will have to prove in his formal proof as to…

…In the circumstances, it is in the interest of justice that the appellant be retried. For the above reasons, I allow the appeal, quash the conviction and set aside the sentence.…

…I am satisfied that the appellant has not lost interest in the appeal. After all, he has deposited Kshs.500,000/= into court.…

…examined the proceedings in this matter and it does seem that the plaintiff’s sole intention, in filing this suit was to obtain an injunction, as it did on 17th September 2003, and once that was achieved the plaintiff lost interest…

…Interest has been accumulating over the debt owed by J.D both tothe bank and to the Decree Holder.…

…Civil suits and proceedings relating to the title to or the possession of, land, or to the title to a lease or charge, registered under this Act, or to any interest in such land, lease or charge, being an interest which is…

…I have also taken into account the fact that the compensation which I will award him herein will be paid to him in a lump sum so that it can be invested and interest thereon is what he can live on.…

…awarded are as follows: General damages - Shs 600,000 Posthesis - Shs 60,000 Loss of future income - Shs 144,000 Total - Shs 824,000 ========= Accordingly judgment is given to the plaintiff for Shs 824,000/= with costs and interest…

…The appellants claimed that under Luhya customary law and before the land adjudication, they were, and still are beneciaries and /or have benecial interest in the said piece of land Bunyala/Namirama/196. 4.…

…s were infants or not yet of age to claim or own land, the second defendant permitted the rst defendant to take possession and user of nearly all the land now in question and continues to use it to the exclusion of the interest…

…respondent general damages in the sum of 2,000,000/-, a sum far in excess of the maximum amount for which the respondent’s pick up was insured, Shs 2,256,000/- by way of special damages “plus costs to be agreed upon and interest…

…On 16th July, 1993, the appellant obtained a stay of execution of the judgment of Kuloba J and undertook to deposit into an interest bearing account in the joint names of the appellant and the respondent, the decretal sum…

…The condition was, essentially, that the Judgment-Debtor deposits the decretal sum (calculated at KShs. 14,203,040/50 as at 12th November, 2008) in an interest–earning account (to be opened in the joint names of the advocates…

…The plaintiff claims the refund of the said sum of shs. 1,000,000/= plus interest thereon at 20% per annum.…

…the consent of the decree -holder or without the consent of the decree -holder for sufficient cause shown order that the payment of the amount decreed be postponed or be made by instalments on such terms as the payment of interest…

…Therefore, the total award is Kshs.430,000 + 8,700 = Kshs.438,700.00 plus interest and cost. DATED at Nairobi this 25th day of July 2003. A.I. HAYANGA JUDGE Read to Mr. Olewe for Plaintiff No appearance for Defendant.…

…criminal prosecutions is founded upon the Constitution and a challenge to this authority must be direct and can only be dealt with in the High Court. (8) The conduct of criminal prosecutions is always a matter of public interest…

…; therefore the Attorney General is under a duty to safeguard the public interest as he manages the prosecutorial process. (9) Once the Attorney General has terminated criminal proceedings, the private prosecutor cannot informally…

…In the result, in Suit No 1288, I give judgment for the infant Plaintiff against the Defendants jointly and severally for the sum of Shs 55,000 with interest at the normal Court rate from the date of plaint to the date of…

…the Plaintiff against the defendants jointly and severally for Shs 122,000 of which Shs 20,00 represents damages for loss of expectation of life and Shs 102,000 being damages under the Fatal Accidents Act (cap 32) with interest…

…expectation of life - Kshs.100,000/= Special damages - Kshs.34,457/= Lost years - Kshs.2,600,000/= Total - Kshs.2,834,457/= Less 20% contribution - Kshs.566,892/= - Kshs.2,267,565/= The plaintiff shall further have costs and interest…

…The interest of the public in election petitions was rightly stressed…..but it is very much in the interest of the public that the matter should be speedily determined. (2) In contrast, for example….. in this country, the…

…It would be manifestly inconvenient and against public interest if by later service in one case and subsequent delay in those proceedings the hearing of other petitions could be held up. (4) Respondents may deliver recriminatory…

…The Court of Appeal had this to say in the case of NATIONAL BANK OF KENYA LTD VS WILSON NDOLO AYAH Civil appeal No.119/2002 [2009] eKLR “However, a statute prohibiting certain acts is meant to protect the public interest.…