“"rule of law"” — court decisions

Judgment[2000] KEHC 65

Judgment[2000] KEHC 6111 September 2000

FRANCIS ORIGO & ANOTHER v JACOB KUMALI MUNGALA

High Court at EldoretJudge Eldoret,Nambuye,Judge hear Review,Judge Commissioner Assize,Machio Mr,Momanyi,Machio,Machio two JudgesCase number Civil Case 10 of 1980

Division and case type: CivilCivil Case

…Anything short of that willnot advance the course of justice and will weaken the Rule of Law in thiscountry. I sympathize with the views expressed by Mr. Momanyi.…

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Judgment[1999] KEHC 825 April 1999

ABDI KAWIRI v YOU GUO JIANG SIETCO

High Court at Bungomathis court onCIVIL CASE NO 76 OF 1995

Division and case type: CivilCivil Case

…The cardinal rule of law relating to damages is that the offended party should where possible be compensated to the extent he should have been in if he had not suffered the loss.…

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Judgment[1999] KEHC 3925 April 1999

ABDI KAWIRI v YOU GUO JIANG SIETCO

High Court at Bungomathis court onCase number Civil Case 76 of 1995

Division and case type: CivilCivil Case

…The cardinal rule of law relating to damages is that the offended party should where possible be compensated to the extent he should have been in if he had not suffered the loss.…

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Judgment[1999] KEHC 3722 February 1999

MAECEOM CONSULTANTS v KERIO VALLEY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

High Court at EldoretCase number Civil Suit 40 of 1998

Division and case type: CivilCivil Suit

…On the allegation that there were no written instructions it is clear that there is no rule of law or practice quoted which says that all instructions from a client to an advocate must be in writing and the practice is that…

application is refusedDismissed35 min read