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…With the expiry of the licence, the suit has been overtaken by that event and become spent. The suit is therefore liable to be struck out. The only issue in dispute is what order for costs should be made.…

…The Plaintiff says that it is not his fault that the suit has now become spent.…

…In paragraph 6 the plaintiff claimed a further 3,000/= spent on pursuing refund making a total claim of Kshs.11,000.00.…

…was for Kshs.11,000.00 instead of 4,000/=, erred by refusing and accepting the evidence of DW2 Wilson Ngare who Is the relative of the Respondent, erred by refusing and accepting the applicants receipts for Ksh.2,000.00 spent…

…She spent the moneys on the house. She had only one son who was aged 10 years at the time of the accident. During the funeral she bought a coffin for Ksh. 6,500. She had spent Ksh 300/- on his hospital expenses.…

…If he does not succeed, this application would stand spent and liable to be struck out.…

…The prayer for inhibition is spent, as the prayers for ejection, damages and costs are all abandoned at the hearing.…

…She spent a considerable portion of it on the children. Accuracy is not possible in these matters but I estimate she spent no less than Shs 500 per month on the children.…

…The appellant told him at Miwani on October 15 that he had spent it all after June 30 between harambee meetings at Taveta, Murang’a and places in the Western Province.…

…The courts below were entitled to and right to accept as true IP Lutubula’s testimony that the appellant said he had spent this sum on harambees elsewhere since July 1, 1982 and reject the appellant’s denials that he blurted…

…She said items 4 and 5 the time spent would be in the court file and would show the appeal was heard for one day which she put as three (3) hours.…

…Prayers (a) and (b) have been spent and that leaves only prayer (c) and (d) for determination. Submissions 2.…

…It is also contended that the Consent Orders of 3rd December, 2014 were made on the understanding that the Application dated 8th July, 2014 would be considered spent.…

…...4TH RESPONDENT WUYU GABAYO TILO..................................................................................5TH RESPONDENT RULING The case for the applicant The applicant has applied for the following orders. 1) Spent…

…He claims general damages for this loss of time, For his time and effort spent on the re-negotiation of the loan facility with the lender, arising from the non-utilization of the offered loan facility within the specified…

…He submitted that all he was entitled to was what he had spent necessarily and properly on paying the fees for filing documents and serving them and the expenses of attending the hearing of the application and the reference…

…She said items 4 and 5 the time spent would be in the court file and would show the appeal was heard for one day which she put as three (3) hours.…

…He claims general damages for this loss of time, For his time and effort spent on the re-negotiation of the loan facility with the lender, arising from the non-utilization of the offered loan facility within the specified…

…Expenses Shs. 34000.00 Police abstract Shs. 100.00 Post Mortem report Shs. 100.00 Letters of Administration fees Shs. 15300.00 The first respondent stated in his evidence in the superior court that the following sums were spent…

…Having examined the passage in the appellant’s plea in mitigation where he describes his week spent in custody as being one of the most painful experiences in life, and reading it in the context of an address to the magistrate…

…Mr Gautama spent a considerable amount of time in arguing irrelevantly that, in this instance, it was unnecessary to include a statement in the order that leave to appeal had been given as an appeal lies as of right and without…

…Counsel now representing the Republic, submitted that, owing to the length of time for which Singh was in the company of the robbers he had good opportunity of observing them, that it was not only the length of time which he spent…

…If the Office of the Attorney-General makes a decision not to institute or undertake any criminal proceedings against any person, is the power conferred under section26(3) exhausted or spent? 2.…

…If the Office of the Attorney-General makes a decision not to institute or undertake any criminal proceedings against any person the power conferred under section26(3) of the Constitution in not exhausted or spent. 2.…