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…REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI MILIMANI COMMERCIAL COURTS CIVIL CASE NO. 1529 OF 2001 DEPOSIT PROTECTION BOARD (Suing as the Liquidator of Reliance Bank Ltd.) ……...…

…In a replying affidavit sworn on 20.11.2001 by Eunice Kagane, the Deputy Director of the Deposit Protection Fund Board, the Liquidator of the plaintiff bank (in liquidation) details are given of the steps that have purportedly…

…REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI CRIMINAL REVISION NO E106 OF 2021 ELIUD MWANIKI WAWERU.............................................................................1ST APPLICANT RAFIKI DEPOSIT TAKING…

…reminded that under section 9 of the Victim Protection Act of 2014, they have a right to participate in the trial process to protect their interests; since the applicants are mortgagors in relation to the mortgagee (Rafiki Deposit…

…of deposit of the decretal sum.…

…There is no allegation in the supporting affidavit that the Judgment-Debtor cannot afford to deposit the decretal sum as ordered, or that such deposit will so affect its operations as to amount to a fetter on prosecution…

…On entering the sale agreement, the plaintiff made a deposit of shs.575,000/= to the defendant on October 8, 1992. The cheque for that payment is in evidence [Exhibit 3].…

…The plaintiff asks the court to order that this money and the interest on it since May 25, 1993 when it was deposited in the account, to this date, be paid out to him.…

…The relevant terms were that since a buyer would not be found; Mr Suleiman Mahamood who was known to the defendant would be given the vehicle to recover plaintiff’s deposit which deposit would be paid in the equal instalments…

…As plaintiff was in breach, it means that vehicle would be confiscated and deposited forfeited.…

…of deposit of the decretal sum.…

…There is no allegation in the supporting affidavit that the Judgment-Debtor cannot afford to deposit the decretal sum as ordered, or that such deposit will so affect its operations as to amount to a fetter on prosecution…

…The application was intended for the release of this security on the ground that the appeals the subject to the deposits having been concluded these deposits should be released to the applicant.…

…The ground on the body of the application and the supporting affidavit were simply that pursuant to the court order dated 17th May 1993 counsel for the appellant deposited into court Kshs.10,000/= each in respect to HCCA…

…He paid the requisite deposit and the balance was to be paid in agreed monthly instalments.…

…Upon payment of the deposit the appellant went into occupation but it transpired that the suit premises needed replacement of some missing items which he replaced at his own cost on the express understanding that the same…

…He paid the requisite deposit and the balance was to be paid in agreed monthly instalments.…

…Upon payment of the deposit the appellant went into occupation but it transpired that the suit premises needed replacement of some missing items which he replaced at his own cost on the express understanding that the same…

…Procedure Act, Cap.21 Laws of Kenya and Order 51 praying for the substantive orders that the court to amend the arithmetical error in the judgment and the court to extent the time within which the sum calculated is to be deposited…

…That consequential to the correction of the error the respondent should deposit in an interest earning account Kshs.875,996.00 and not Kshs.1,040,589.00 as erroneously computed in the judgment.…

…On entering the sale agreement, the plaintiff made a deposit of shs.575,000/= to the defendant on October 8, 1992. The cheque for that payment is in evidence [Exhibit 3].…

…The plaintiff asks the court to order that this money and the interest on it since May 25, 1993 when it was deposited in the account, to this date, be paid out to him.…

…by the advocates to the Bank until the date of such deposit, in an interest bearing account in the joint names of M/s Nyachae and F.N.…

…Wamalwa and Company Advocates and that such sum shall remain so deposited until the dispute as to the said amount is resolved.…

…by the advocates to the Bank until the date of such deposit, in an interest bearing account in the joint names of M/s Nyachae and F.N.…

…Wamalwa and Company Advocates and that such sum shall remain so deposited until the dispute as to the said amount is resolved.…

…The trial magistrate released the applicant on a bond of Ksh.6,000,000/= with one surety of similar amount or in the alternative, the applicant was required to deposit cash bail of Ksh.1,000,000/=.…

…The applicant shall be released of bond of Ksh.200,000/= with one surety of the same amount or alternatively be shall deposit a cash bail of Ksh.100,000/=. It is so ordered.…

…urged the court to rectify the petition for grant of letters of administration to reflect as a liability due and owing from the deceased’s estate a sum of Kshs.3,090,000/- received by the deceased from the applicant as a deposit…

…Maina, a director of the applicant company and was made on the grounds that the deceased received a sum of Kshs.3,090,000/- from the applicant as a deposit towards purchase of a parcel of land measuring 185 acres that was…

…The Applicant shall deposit a cash bail of Ksh. 50,000/. In the alternative, he can deposit a surety bond of Ksh. 100,000/ to be assessed by the Deputy Registrar of this court.…

…Under clause 13 the respondent was required to deposit with the appellant a sum of Shs.75,000/- as security for the performance of his obligations.…

…By 4th February, 1994 the appellant had recovered its debt and the station was returned to him upon his undertaking to pay an additional deposit of Shs.2,255,500/-.…

…Procedure Act, Cap.21 Laws of Kenya and Order 51 praying for the substantive orders that the court to amend the arithmetical error in the judgment and the court to extent the time within which the sum calculated is to be deposited…

…That consequential to the correction of the error the respondent should deposit in an interest earning account Kshs.875,996.00 and not Kshs.1,040,589.00 as erroneously computed in the judgment.…

…Procedure Act, Cap.21 Laws of Kenya and Order 51 praying for the substantive orders that the court to amend the arithmetical error in the judgment and the court to extent the time within which the sum calculated is to be deposited…

…That consequential to the correction of the error the respondent should deposit in an interest earning account Kshs.875,996.00 and not Kshs.1,040,589.00 as erroneously computed in the judgment.…