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…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.…

…They are all directed to the issue of whether the deposit of Shs 200,000 being ten percent of the purchase price was ever paid. 12.…

…Clause 5 – deposit against purchase price. It means that Shs 200,000 was already given to me.” 18. The emphasis, as elsewhere in the quotations in this judgment, is mine.…

…Then, in pursuance thereto, on the 24th February, 1993 the plaintiff undeniably paid to the defendant Shs 600,000/= as a deposit.…

…The trial Judge in the Elizabeth case refused the defendant leave to defend, entered judgment as prayed but subject to the proviso that if the defendant deposited the sum of Shs 25,000/- in Court within 21 days, the money…

…Finally, it was held by a majority of the Court (Newbold, P and Duffus, JA) that the judge was entitled to enter judgment in favour of the plaintiffs, but erred in ordering the defendant to provide a deposit of a sum of Shs…

…The said vehicle may however be released if the respondents deposited in court Shs 120,000/- together with the charges of the Court Brokers”.…

…That is why she ordered that: 1) KShs 67,802/- (sixty seven thousand eight hundred and two) to be deposited in this court on or before the 30th of June, 1991 for collection by the plaintiff.…

…According to PW.3 the appellant was required to make deposit into the Freight and Kenya Shillings Account and for any withdrawals of which the director, Finance Manager and PW.3 were the signatories.…

…On being asked appellant said he had used the money to pay old debts in Nairobi and used the rest to live beyond his means and that he would attempt to repay, which he did by depositing a log-book for motor vehicle KUR 785…

…According to PW.3 the appellant was required to make deposit into the Freight and Kenya Shillings Account and for any withdrawals of which the director, Finance Manager and PW.3 were the signatories.…

…On being asked appellant said he had used the money to pay old debts in Nairobi and used the rest to live beyond his means and that he would attempt to repay, which he did by depositing a log-book for motor vehicle KUR 785…