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…By that decision the learned Judge dismissed an application by Bandaptai Agro & Hardware Limited (the applicant) for a stay of execution and for payment of the decretal amount by instalments.…

…On the face of it, the offer by the applicant to pay the decretal amount by monthly instalments of Shs 500,000/= does not seem to us to be unreasonable given the present economic situation in Kenya.…

…They asked for leave to apply to the High Court for an order allowing them to liquidate the decretal amount by instalments.…

…First, the respondents admitted liability and, secondly, they did not challenge the decree which meant that the judge could not order that payment of the amount decreed be postponed or made by instalments without the consent…

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

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

…At that time the appellant told him to leave his merchandise there and that the same would be returned after he had brought Kshs.100 the following day and had paid the balance of money by instalments until he had paid Kshs…

…At that time the appellant told him to leave his merchandise there and that the same would be returned after he had brought Kshs.100 the following day and had paid the balance of money by instalments until he had paid Kshs…

…At first the mills’ management agreed to pay the union Kshs 211,300 by cheque and recover that sum proportionately from the members it employed in five monthly instalments from June to October inclusive.…

…The loan was then to be discharged by the payment of twenty monthly instalments of 13,480/= from 13th July, 1980. We think that here Mr Ogingo was mistaken as to the date.…

…Thereafter the Company made payments of the mortgage loan for as many as 69 instalments at Kshs 1,974.25 per month until April 5, 1977. These instalments were paid by banker’s order which was then apparently cancelled.…

…Kanji frankly admitted that the appellant could not sell either compressor in the middle of 1980, and therefore could not pay the respondent Kshs 417,979, so he suggested the appellant should pay the respondent this sum by instalments…

…to recover a debt barred by the Statute of Limitation, oered in evidence at the trial before the Under Sherrif, a letter written by the defendant’s wife, in her husband’s name, at his request, oering to pay the debt by instalments…