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…dues, and subjecting him to exploitative, unfair, and inhuman treatment amounting to forced labour or human trafficking. (12 THAT the Honourable Court do DECLARE that the 1st Respondent, its officers, and/or agents have…

…dues by the 1st Respondent, its agents or officers is illegal, unconstitutional, and in flagrant contravention of Section 24(3) of the Kenya Citizenship and Immigration Act (Cap 170). (14 THAT the Honourable Court do DECLARE…

…from employment on 5th February 2025, and although the resignation was accepted under protest due to non-compliance with the contractual requirement of three months’ notice, the Applicant informed the Respondent that his terminal…

…dues would only be tabulated and remitted upon completion of clearance and submission of a comprehensive handover report.…

…The appellant ‘s case is that the redundancy notice was the operative document triggering the insurance claim under the policy and that the subsequent mutual settlement agreement was merely a negotiation on terminal dues…

…The argument by the appellant that the mutual settlement agreement was merely a negotiation on terminal dues and therefore did not negate the redundancy is defeated by the unequivocal terms of Clause 6.7 of the mutual settlement…

…The judgment was for the Defendant to pay the Plaintiffs who were its former employees, their terminal dues. 12. After the judgment, the Defendant later made payment to the Plaintiffs and they signed discharge vouchers.…

…The record shows that the earlier matter before the ELRC concerned allegations of unfair termination and entitlements to terminal dues.…

…In the meantime, Satish Gautama’s employees filed a suit against him for terminal dues being NRB ELRC Cause No. 1571 of 2011 seeking judgment for Kshs. 27,454,000.00.…

…He averred that he had been an employee of Telkom Kenya from 1988 until 30th January 2007, when he was retrenched and paid terminal dues.…

…Although the respondent got paid terminal and pension dues, she didn’t know how he used the money, save that he bought a TukTuk at some point. 13.…

…Upon his death, terminal dues and a group life policy benefit became payable, part through the Interested Party and part through ICEA LION Life Assurance. 5.…

…In a further affidavit dated 20th May 2024, he averred that the Respondent did not disclose to this court that the deceased left a will where the deceased bequeathed all her terminal dues to her minor son.…

…In a further affidavit dated 20th May 2024, he averred that the Respondent did not disclose to this court that the deceased left a will where the deceased bequeathed all her terminal dues to her minor son.…

…Their employment contracts were later terminated unlawfully without payment or terminal dues. They lost valuables including documents and personal effects.…

…They were also not paid any terminal or redundancy dues and were sent home without payment of any salary, terminal benefits and or pension contrary to the Armed Forces Act and the Armed Forces Standing orders.…

…produced a copy of a judgment in the Mombasa ELRC E007 OF 2024, Levi Mugoya Amudala vs Kerstin Amudala Nee Kerstin Geye & another , an employment dispute where the plaintiff sued the defendant and the company, claiming his terminal…

…dues as an employee of the company as managing director. 44.…

…an employer-guarantee arrangement whereby the Kenya ICT Board undertook that in the event of the Appellant’s employment being terminated before the loan was fully repaid, it would offset the outstanding balance from his terminal…

…dues.…

…She also confirmed that her retirement letter dated 16th July 2020 indicated that she had been paid all her terminal dues, and that she never formally wrote to the defendant to make a claim regarding the voice-overs.…

…It was argued that, the total sum of Kshs. 963,947/= deposited in the account came from the funeral committee contributions, vimbelembele welfare group, and the late Victor Namunyu’s employer (terminal dues) and staff welfare…

…The 2nd respondent averred that the funds in Account No. 2043012145 at ABSA bank opened in the joint names of the respondents were from the balance of the money raised for funeral expenses, and terminal dues from the deceased…

…She denied knowing that the 1 st respondent was paid any money after the appellant’s death and that she had not followed up his terminal dues and that she did not know why her name was not in the deceased’s employer’s books…

…That the proposal was rejected by the Government and the Plaintiffs were paid their terminal dues in accordance with the terms of the employment. 3.…