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…by the Deputy Registrar of Court in High Court Civil Suit No 14 of 2004 - Kenya Power & Lighting Company Limited…

…140 of 2004. 7. The 1st interested party in its submissions submitted that the court lacked the jurisdiction to entertain…

…a court order and a judgment issued by the High Court in Nairobi Criminal Case Number 79 of 201, mutation…

…charged of malicious damage to property in Rongo Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court Criminal case no. 1122 of 2004, as…

…An order that the Plaintifi be at liberty to remit to the Registrar of the High Court of Kenya all…

…348 OF 2010 BETWEEN LEONARD CHEGE NJAGU .............................................APPELLANT AND REPUBLIC .....................................................................RESPONDENT (An appeal from a judgment of the High Court…

…348 OF 2010 BETWEEN LEONARD CHEGE NJAGU ...............................................APPELLANT AND REPUBLIC ...................................................................RESPONDENT (An appeal from a judgment of the High Court…

…Luseno for the Plaintifi, DW1 stated that he was an advocate of the High Court of Kenya admitted in 2005…

…93 of 2004 filed at Machakos High Court through a plaint by the Claimants/Plaintiffs (herein referred to as the…

…DW3 was Patrick Lubanga Mutuli, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. He adopted his witness statement dated 17th…

…The Court made an order for transfer of Nairobi High Court Civil Case No. 2347 of 1978 to Machakos. The…

…of 2004. That there is a Certificate of Lease issued on 31st May, 2005 to Mary Wanjiku I/ d 11154585…

…Further, the standard of proof with respect of allegations of fraud is higher than 13 in the ordinary civil cases…

…A suit was led, namely, Nairobi High Court Civil Case No. 193 of 2006. In that suit, the group sought…

…by the high number of accomplices that can easily be picked out even on evidence before the court alone. 452…

…of the High Court decision of Timothy Njoya & Others v Attorney General & Others [2004] eKLR is that the court considered…