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High Court 5696 of 2012

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI MILIMANI COMMERCIAL COURTS Petition 290 of 2012 R.W.T (Suing as the next of friend and grandmother of B.G...................................APPLICANT AND ST NICHOLAS SENIOR SCHOOL................................................................................RESPONDENT DIRECTIONS/ORDER Having heard the parties and considering the best interest of the Child B. G. N, I hereby direct as follows; (1) B.G.N “the student” shall be permitted to enter St. Nicholas Senior School only for the purpose of sitting for the Form 3 end of year exams and the school shall administer to the student all the form three end of year examinations. (2) The student shall only be permitted to enter the school for purposes only of sitting the exams and shall leave immediately after sitting the examination. (3) The student shall not be permitted to have contact with any other students during the period of exams. (4) Subject to the aforesaid, the student shall not be permitted to enter into the school premises until further orders of the court. D.S. MAJANJA JUDGE FURTHER ORDER:(1) The respondent is granted leave to file and serve the replying affidavit within 21 days.

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(2) Petitioners to file response within seven days of service. (3) Parties be at liberty to file and exchange written submissions. (4) Hearing of the petition on 17thSeptember 2012. DATED and DELIVERED at NAIROBI this 26th day of July 2012. D.S. MAJANJA JUDGE Mr Kamau instructed by Njeru Lukorito, Mungai Advocates for the petitioner. Mr Kang’atta instructed by Kabaru and Company Advocates for the respondent.

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