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….…….APPELLANT V REPUBLIC……………RESPONDENT JUDGMENT.…

…(Appeal from the Resident Magistrate’s court at Kitui, K D Kibanga Esq) Advocates Appellant absent unrepresented and not wishing to be present Miss C Nyagah for respondent April 1985, O’Kubasu J delivered the following Judgment…

…966 of 1984 (Appeal from the District Magistrate’s court at Kitui, Traffic case No 1281 of 1984) Advocates Mr Ndunda for Mr Musyoka for appellant Mr Nyagah for respondent March 18, 1985, O’Kubasu J delivered the following Judgment…

…Justice Byram Ongaya on Friday 20th December, 2013) RULING The court delivered the judgment in this case on 20.09.2013.…

…The applicant is aggrieved by the judgment due to arithmetical error because the claimant’s gross salary was Kshs.79,636 and not Kshs.94,599.00 as stated in the judgment. 2.…

…an application to set aside the ex-parte judgment in Civil Case No 76 of 1992.…

…– “Where judgment has been entered under this Order the Court may set aside or vary such judgment and any consequential decree or order upon such terms as are just” Courts have been very liberal on applications of this nature…

…He said theapplicants have always frustrated execution of the judgment of the ResidentMagistrate, Eldoret and Mead, J's appeal judgment of 1981.…

…A review should, normally, under the relevant Rules, go before the Judgewhose judgment or order is to be reviewed.…

…That on perusal of the Judgment, the applicant is aggrieved with the entire Judgment and desirous of lodging an appeal. (4).…

…Two issues come into play first whether the applicant had sufficient notice of existence of the Judgment and the outcome of the claim.…

…He said theapplicants have always frustrated execution of the judgment of the ResidentMagistrate, Eldoret and Mead, J's appeal judgment of 1981.…

…That there be a stay of execution of the court’s judgment pending the hearing of this application. 3.…

…That the applicant has demonstrated that he has shown various reasons as to why they want the consent judgment set aside.…

…REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MACHAKOS CRIMINAL APPEAL NO 161 OF 1987 NGUNGUE……………………………….PLAINTIFF V REPUBLIC…………………………….DEFENDANT JUDGMENT November 2, Torgbor J delivered the following Judgment.…

…As a result of this document the plaintiff/applicant through his counsel Njuguna & Co, Advocates filed an application on 21st April 1992 to pray for entry of judgment against the defendant/respondent in the sum of Kshs 67,900…

…On this basis, therefore, the plaintiff/applicant prayed for entry of judgment under order 12 rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Rules.…

….……............DEFENDANTS JUDGMENT The plaintiff herein sued the defendants seeking damages arising from an accident in which they sustained while traveling in the defendants’ motor vehicle driven by the defendants, their…

…at court rates from the date of judgment until payment in full. 3. 3 rd Plaintiff – Rachel Wanjira Kamau General damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenities Kshs 45,000/- with interest at court rates from the date…

…In her judgment the learned trial magistrate did not give judgment to applicant for this sum already paid which would have attracted costs. Secondly, there is no mention that the trial was for the balance of 4,000/=.…

…In the premises, I find that the learned trial magistrate erred by not giving appellant judgment for 7,000/= which had been admitted and paid plus interest at court rates.…

…GATHOGO NJUGUNA............................1ST APPELLANT PAUL MUTURI MWANGI........................................ 2ND APPELLANT AND REPUBLIC.......................................................................RESPONDENT JUDGMENT…

…May 24 1988 Torgbor J delivered the following Judgment.…

………DEFENDANT JUDGMENT September 7, 1987 Torgbor J delivered the following Judgment. Appellant was convicted for stealing and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment for stealing two doors and three padlocks.…

….…… RESPONDENT JUDGMENT August 18, 1987 Torgbor J delivred the following Judgment.…

….…… RESPONDENT JUDGMENT August 10, 1987 Torgbor J delivered the following Judgment.…

…Being dissatisfied with the outcome of the trial and the entire Judgment of the High Court he filed to the apex court with jurisdiction on criminal appeals.…

…He holds the view that the decision was in contrast with the decision or Judgment in Muruatetu case.…

…………APPELLANT V REPUBLIC…………………………………..RESPONDENT JUDGMENT Appellant was convicted for possession of changaa and sentenced to 18 months imprisonment. No analyst was called to prove the content of the jerrycan as changaa.…