REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS COURT AT NAIROBI CAUSE NO. 359 OF 2016 (Before Hon. Justice Mathews N. Nduma) DOUGLAS JAMES MAYABI......................................................CLAIMANT VERSUS MFI TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS LIMITED...................RESPONDENT JUDGEMENT 1. The ruling of the court delivered on 19th February, 2017 determined all the issues raised in the main suit. 2. The court found that the employment of the Claimant has not been terminated and he should return to work forthwith and pursue compensation for injuries suffered in the course of duty under the work Injury Benefits Act, 2007. 3. The Respondent in the submissions states that it did not terminate the employment of the Claimant and was still waiting for him to return to work. The Claimant cannot be paid for days he did not work. 4. The suit discloses no cause of action against the Respondent and is an abuse of the court process. The same is dismissed with costs. Dated and Signed in Kisumu this 6th day of February, 2018 Mathews N. Nduma Judge Delivered and signed in Nairobi this 2nd day of March, 2018 Maureen Onyango Judge Appearances Kinyanjui Kirimi & Co. for Claimant Mang’erere Bosire for Respondent Anne Njung’e – Court Clerk
Original judgment
Douglas James Mayabi v MFI Technology Solutions Limited [2018] KEELRC 2361 (KLR)
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