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…This sum, plus the interest at the bank’s provised rate of 20% per annum is to be paid out to the plaintiff.…

…Kshs.200,000/= (b) loss of interest on rents ………………….Kshs. 30,000/= (c) loss of time on re-negotiation of the loan facility ……………………………Kshs. 35,000/= (d) loss of interest on the depositof Kshs.575,000/= and on legal fees…

…This sum, plus the interest at the bank’s provised rate of 20% per annum is to be paid out to the plaintiff.…

…Kshs.200,000/= (b) loss of interest on rents ………………….Kshs. 30,000/= (c) loss of time on re-negotiation of the loan facility ……………………………Kshs. 35,000/= (d) loss of interest on the depositof Kshs.575,000/= and on legal fees…

…The important thing is that the interest is part of the Plaintiff's claim as instructed to its advocates, and the value of interest is determinable.…

…the interest would be applied.…

…“By consent interest on the sum of Kshs. 65,000 shall be 27% from the date the loan was obtained......”…

…There is no indication in the material before me to guide the court n whether or not the said interest was compounded yearly.…

…The plaintiff has filed this application for a summary judgment against the defendant in respect of the plaintiff’s claim in the plaint for Kshs 1,795,595.85 together with interest thereon at 19% and costs.…

…The rest of the claim is mainly for interest. Secondly, under section 30 of the Act, every party whose signature appears on a bill is prima facie deemed to have become a party thereto for value.…

…REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT NAIROBI MILIMANI LAW COURTS Civil Case 6153 of 1992 Locus standi – rate payers – whether a rate payer has sufficient interest to challenge in court the action of a public body whose…

…I think that it is now well settled that a ratepayer as opposed to a tax payer, has sufficient interest as such, to challenge in court the action of a public body to whose expenses he contributes.…

…When the application came before Aluoch J ex parte on 25th April 1994, she declined to grant the orders sought by the Mayor and directed that all the defendants be served as the matter was of some general public interest.…

…It is common knowledge that the 1st respondent has in fact resigned his office as Mayor and as far as he is concerned that question is merely of academic interest.…

…Consequently, the respondent asked for judgment against the appellant in the form of an eviction order and the costs, and interest on the costs, for having to bring this into court.…

…On July 1, 1974 the appellant registered a caution claiming a purchaser’s interest.…

…Mr Oyatsi’s submission with regard to compound interest was that the defendant was entitled to charge compound interest under the contract between the parties.…

…Is there a rule of public policy prohibiting the charging of interest before money on which the interest is charged passes over to the person to pay the interest?…

…together with interest at court rates.…

…(b) Interest on the said sum of Shs 190,956.70 pa from 26th June, 1981 to date until payment in full together with interest at court rates.…

…The amendment also affected prayer (c) in respect of interest under which the appellant now claimed interest on the decretal amount (principal and costs) from February 4, 1983 being the date of repudiation of liability up…

…order interest at such rate as the Court deems reasonable to be paid on the principal sum adjudged from the date of the suit to the date of the decree in addition to any interest adjudged on such principal sum for any period…

…Wamalwa & Co Advocates for payment of Kshs 1,373,832.40 with interest thereon at 32% per annum from 20.12.96 until receipt of the said sum from M/s Wambugu & Co Advocates and henceforth interest thereon at 27% such interest…

…Consequently if the injunction were granted with some condition, the respondents interest could be fairly safeguarded.…

…Wamalwa & Co Advocates for payment of Kshs 1,373,832.40 with interest thereon at 32% per annum from 20.12.96 until receipt of the said sum from M/s Wambugu & Co Advocates and henceforth interest thereon at 27% such interest…

…Consequently if the injunction were granted with some condition, the respondents interest could be fairly safeguarded.…

…Osmond upheld a decision of Kuloba J. where the learned Judge found that the interest charged on the principal sum was not only unreasonable but also unconscionable and manifestly excessive.…

…In the present case the defendant has charged interest on arrears in addition to interest due. Indeed, the said interest on arrears forms the highest figure of what is being claimed by the defendant.…

…The defendant argues that it was entitled to charge the interest rate applied and the amount or legality of the interest charged does not affect the validity of the facility.…

…The notices have the following paragraph:- “As you are aware the interest rate scenario has changed significantly in the recent months, as a result of increase in interest rates offered by Central Bank of Kenya on Treasury…

…We may add that all that a party needs to do is to demonstrate sufficient interest in the suit; and the interest need not be the kind that must succeed at the end of the trial.” Application of the Principle 6.…

…The Court does not also look for a prima facie case of the applicant’s interest in the suit.…

…The only unpaid claim was in respect to interest demanded.…

…the order and suspend its operation if I felt that it would be in the interest of justice so to do, in order to enable the company to pay the interest.…

…On the issue of interest, under section 26 of the Civil Procedure Act (Chapter 21 of the Laws of Kenya) the court has discretion to award interest but such discretion is to be exercised judiciously bearing in mind established…

…In this case the principle to be applied is that interest on special damages is from the date of filing suit.…

…He clearly had in mind the interest of the 2nd respondent as distinct from that of the 1st respondent. She claimed to have contributed Kshs 1,000/- and yet had not been heard.…

…With no evidence relating to her interest on record there was no foundation to form a basis for any appeal by her.…

…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 in an interest…

…That it is in the best interest of justice, fairness and expediency in all circumstances of the case that this application be allowed considering the error was not deliberate. 3.…