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…The letter referred to a memorandum written by his counsel, which I presume, had the effect of translating the situation from one of dismissal without rights to one of retirement in the public interest.…

…, unless of course, the phrase ‘retirement in the public interest’ is to have no meaning at all, or, at any rate, one different from its usual and obvious meaning.…

…The other item to be considered is the length of time this man could have continued to earn that amount of money in the Civil Service, there is compulsory retirement at the age of 55 years.…

…Considering that he would have moved into private sector as his wife said he had a garage opened to operate on retirement.…

…The appellant was 50 years of age with five years to go until retirement.…

…He considered that the appellant as a man of 50 years old was fast reaching the age of retirement.…

…He could not be removed until he attained the retirement age. The letter of appointment he was given governed his employment only until he got his first promotion.…

…He cannot get any alternative job, he has suffered in his reputation, he has lost the income he would have got had he worked untitled he attained the age of retirement and he has hitherto and since the date of his dismissal…

…He was also paid a sum of Shs.5286/30 under the respondent’s retirement benefit scheme, shs.152/= as refund of his contribution to welfare fund (adversity aid fund); and K.Shs.1513/= for twenty days service gratuity based…

…At her age of 21 years she could probably have worked upto the retirement age of 55 years, however given the uncertainities in life, she could also have died earlier due to some natural causes.…

…Pay me for all that I should have earned till I reach retirement.…

…Upon reaching the retirement age set by the Teachers Service Commission he might have taken up a teaching job at a private school. There was no evidence that he would not have worked after the age of 55.…

…The second figure was arrived at by an assumption of early retirement, leading to the use of a multiplier of ten years or 120 months, and a multiplier of Kshs 2805 per month, being the respondent’s earnings at the date of…

…The loss caused by the respondent plaintiff’s potential early retirement he found proved. He assessed the compensation for this by taking Kshs 2,805 a month.…

…that Nazerali Jiwa died in February, 1958 and his interest in the land became vested in the two surviving trustees, the principal retired on August 15th, 1973, the second defendant was appointed a new trustee and at his retirement…

…to 20 years imprisonment with effect from the date of the sentence. [27] This judgment has been delivered in accordance with Rule 32(2) of the Court of Appeal Rules, Githinji JA having ceased to hold office by virtue of retirement…

…The appeal is allowed with costs (including the abortive part heard appeal which was overtaken by the retirement of Mr Justice Chesoni J), the judgment of the High Court is set aside and one for the contractor against the…

…Upon retirement a party was made for them at Nyeri. She attended with her husband. She never saw Margaret. Meshack then started his private clinic, had bought a car and came home everyday from Karatina.…

…He was not in paid employment thus the retirement age of sixty (60) years would not apply. The Deceased was engaged in personal business.…

…Mr Panesar deponed that this was clear from the terms of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the company, and from the passing of the resolution of April 4, 1977, after the retirement of Mr Bhangra, whereby art…