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…In his submission the advocate for the defendant has urged the Court to ignore the conviction as the same was not pleaded. He has supported his argument with English authorities.…

…Exhibit 1,2 and 4 and the written submissions by the learned counsels for the parties. M/s Wetangula & Co Advocates for the defendant suggests a figure of Shs 80,000/- M/s KJ Kinyanjui a figure of Shs 170,000/-.…

…Otara for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Appellants to file written submissions which he did and which I have had occasion to peruse. This application is opposed and Mr.…

…It was also his submission that the Plaintiff was not a party to High Court Civil Case No. 159 of 1992 which the second Defendant had quoted in his replying as having given the Defendants rights over the disputed land.…

…Responding to the Plaintiff’s Advocates submission that the first Defendant had not filed an affidavit, he stated that there was no law which required one Defendant not to swear an affidavit on his behalf and on behalf of…

…In his submissions Mr Imanyara for the Applicant contended among other things that his client should not penalised for not presenting his papers in time.…

…I have considered all the relevant material placed before me and the able submissions of the learned Advocates for the parties.…

…I have carefully considered the nature of injuries sustained by the Plaintiff and taking into account the Submissions of her Counsel I am in agreement that an award of Kshs. 1,000,000/= would be fair compensation for the…

…Each of the appellant filed written submissions and chose to rely on the same entirely.…

…SUBMISSIONS 6. The petitioner submitted as follows in writing in support of the Application dated 27th November 2017.…

…To the above submissions by the appellant and the 1st respondent through its learned counsel Mr.…

…SUBMISSIONS 6. The petitioner submitted as follows in writing in support of the Application dated 27th November 2017.…

…To the above submissions by the appellant and the 1st respondent through its learned counsel Mr.…

…The next important issue in this submissions of the petitioner is whether having benefited from the prerogative mercy, it would be prudent to consider re-sentencing by this court.…