REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT EMBU CRIMINAL APPEAL NUMBER 109 OF 2012 PAUL MUKUNDI NJERU..........................….............……...…………..APPELLANT VERSUS REPUBLIC………………………………............……………………..RESPONDENT (Being an appeal from the original conviction and sentence in Embu Criminal Case 275 of 2008 by A. A Ingutia S.R.M on 30th October, 2012) JUDGMENT When the appeal came up for hearing, the appellant indicated that he did not wish to purse the appeal on conviction. He stated that he had served a substantial part of his sentence and wished to be released. Learned counsel for the state, did not oppose this course as the appellant is scheduled for release in six months. In the circumstances, the appeal is allowed to the extent that the sentence is set aside and substituted for the time served. The appellant shall however be bonded to keep peace for 6 months. He shall be released forthwith unless otherwise lawfully held. D.A.S MAJANJA JUDGE 17.10.2013 Court: Judgment read and delivered in open court this 17th day of October, 2013 D.A.S MAJANJA JUDGE 17.10.2013 In the presence of Mr Njogu for state Appellant Njue – Court clerk.
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