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…Directions were due to be given in the suit on August 24, 1979. The consequence was Mr Macharia who was for Nduhiu, did not attend the court for the mention.…

…Directions under Order 51 Civil Procedure Rules having not been given or dispensed with the hearing should not have taken place; 3. Mr Justice J S Patel had failed to exercise his discretion judicially.…

…The applicant further urged the court to give directions as to how the applicant’s claim could be secured from the deceased estate and also directions as to the preservation, administration and management of the deceased’…

…I therefore direct that this matter be listed for directions as soon as possible after which an early hearing date will be fixed.…

…The result was that the evidence of identification was highly suspect, proceeding from misdirection’s and non directions, so that not only could the first appellate Court not dismiss the first appeal summarily, the trial…

…It is clear that directions should have been given on the trial of issues arising from the affidavits, and Mr Kiamba would not have been rushed into this foolhardy statements, which did not tally with this client’s affidavit…

…However that may be, the proper course was to give directions as to the trial of the issues, and as to whether rule 10 should be applied, turning the originating summons into a suit.…

…On 2nd April, 2004, over 9 years later, the applicant filed an application by notice of motion under Section 3A Civil Procedure Act for directions regarding the hearing of the appeal and for an order that the appeal be heard…

…Kerugoya Consolidated Petition No. 3 of 2014, together with all incidental processes pursuant to the Judgement and Orders made by the Court of Appeal at Nyeri in Appeal No. 24 of 2014 on 30th September, 2014; (iii) issue directions…

…three-Judge Bench of the High Court was still seized of the matter, as it has convicted the applicants, and was only waiting to sentence them when they sought stay at the Court of Appeal, whichattempt was dismissed, and directions…

…was probably what the respondent’s advocates were waiting for, for they lost no time in informing the appellant’s advocates that they intended as a result of Mr Mwarania’s letter, to apply to the High Court for further directions…

…reason, order for scrutiny or recount of the votes. (3) The scrutiny or recount of votes ordered under sub-rule (2) shall be carried out under the direct supervision of the Registrar or Magistrate and shall be subject to the directions…

…officer shall upon declaration of the results, seal the printed copy of the Register of Voters used at that election in a tamper proof envelop and such envelop shall be stored by the Commission subject to the elections court directions…

…reason, order for scrutiny or recount of the votes. (3) The scrutiny or recount of votes ordered under sub-rule (2) shall be carried out under the direct supervision of the Registrar or Magistrate and shall be subject to the directions…

…officer shall upon declaration of the results, seal the printed copy of the Register of Voters used at that election in a tamper proof envelop and such envelop shall be stored by the Commission subject to the elections court directions…