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…Mr Chunga contended that no provisions of the Constitution had been violated although there were complaints about non-compliance with the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code.…

…According to him non-compliance with certain provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code, if any, were procedural irregularities and not constitutional issues.…

…He relied on the grounds of opposition as filed and contended that no grounds were given for non compliance. He urged this court to dismiss the appeal for non compliance with the court’s directions. 7.…

…Further, that the reasons for non compliance have been explained in the application. Analysis and determination 8.…

…I then fixed the matter for 11th July 2024 to confirm compliance before the Deputy Registrar as I proceeded on leave. 3. On that latter date, the Appellant’s counsel never appeared.…

…Still there was no compliance. 5. On 22nd August 2024 during the recess, as I was mentioning the files which were meant for service week which exercise had collapsed, again there was no compliance by the appellant.…

…The Respondent outlines a history of non-compliance and neglect by the Appellant, for example, that the matter was listed in court at least six times between July 2024 and March 2025 to confirm compliance and that the Appellant…

…the prior nine months of non-compliance.…

…compliance or even non-compliance.…

…non-compliance.…

…Compliance was required within three days.…

…It did not require partial compliance. It did not authorise phased compliance. It did not permit removal only after individual links had been pointed out by the applicants.…

…The time limited for compliance was upto 24.03.2023.…

…When the matter came up today, 27.03.2023. to confirm compliance, neither the Plaintiffs nor their advocates were in court to offer any explanation for non compliance.…

…Mr Mwanza submitted that partial compliance isn’t full compliance. He urged that it wasn’t true that the contempt proceedings prevented the respondents/applicants from fully complying.…

…I agree with the counsel for the applicants/respondents that partial compliance isn’t the same thing as full compliance. I note the following regarding compliance:- 1.…

…Okoth had gone to obtain proof of compliance with stay orders wherefore the Appellant ought to be indulged and have his appeal reinstated.…

…Okoth on 7.2.24 wherein he deposes that whereas there was compliance with the conditions for stay orders, such compliance was effected out of time and given that parties had consented to the terms of stay and directions on…

…The first application, dated 5 th August 2025, is principally facilitative and coercive in nature, seeking to secure compliance with the Court’s Judgment.…

…They argue that such service must include a penal notice clearly stipulating the consequences of non-compliance. 22.…

…The first application, dated 5 th August 2025, is principally facilitative and coercive in nature, seeking to secure compliance with the Court’s Judgment.…

…They argue that such service must include a penal notice clearly stipulating the consequences of non-compliance. 22.…

…THAT as a necessary and consequential order to give effect to the injunction sought in prayer (4) above, this Honourable Court be pleased to direct the National Construction Authority to forthwith annotate and flag Compliance…

…The deponent contends that the Respondent consequently appointed another architect and submitted his credentials to the 1st Interested Party to facilitate compliance and reopening of the site.…

…order through the affidavit of compliance dated 3rd November,2025. 4.…

…The court has perused the affidavit of compliance and noted that the affidavit contains some content that does not belong to the question of compliance with the court order.…

…I note that the order was made on 19th June 2024, and 9 months down the line, there has been no compliance.…

…As at the date that order was made, on 31st December 2024, there had been no compliance, for over 6 months. 9.…

…The position in respect of compliance with statutory obligations, including the filing of annual returns, tax compliance, and adherence to the Companies Act, 2015.…

…An order directing an audit of the Company’s financial and tax records from 2021 to 2024 to ascertain compliance with the Companies Act and other relevant laws.…

…Republic (2015) eKLR , which held that a mere hollow allegation of compliance in a judgment is insufficient without evidence on the record, that the law was followed. 8.…

…Whether there was non- compliance with sections 200(3) of the criminal procedure code. b).…

…The court upon hearing the parties invited them to file submissions and it is through the submissions file by the Respondent that the issue of non-compliance with Order 4 Rule 1 (4) was raised.…

…The issue of the compliance with this Rule as the first issue to determine upon perusing the submissions by the parties and the evidence on record.…

…There has been no compliance Munji: I hold brief for Nyasani for the appellant .…

…No cause has been shown for non compliance . I seek that court proceeds to dismiss appeal with costs to respondents.…

…The consequence of such non-compliance is well settled. Where a stay is granted on terms, those terms must be strictly adhered to, failing which the foundation upon which the discretionary relief rests collapses.…

…The fact that the application is unopposed does not obviate the need for strict compliance with the requirements of Order 42 Rule 6(2). 9.…