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Richard Were & 11 others v Permanent Secretary Ministry of Health & 1 other

IN THE HIGH COURT AT NAIROBI MILIMANI LAW COURTS CONSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS DIVISION PETITION NO. 568 OF 2012 BETWEEN RICHARD WERE ............................................... 1ST PETITIONER SILPHIA OKEYO ……….................................. 2ND PETITIONER BENTA AKOTH OLWENY ............................... 3RD PETITIONER MARGARET KWAMBOKA OGEKA ............... 4TH PETITIONER PATRICK MWANIKI …..................................... 5TH PETITIONER MARY NJOKI .................................................... 6TH PETITIONER LYDIA WANJIKU ….......................................... 7TH PETITIONER JANE M. NYAGA ............................................... 8TH PETITIONER ANASTASIA MUNEE ........................................ 9TH PETITIONER LEONARD G. MUNGAI ................................... 10TH PETITIONER EDWARD BUSURU ......................................... 11TH PETITIONER PETER NDIKU …............................................. 12TH PETITIONER AND PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF HEALTH ................................. 1ST RESPONDENT PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF MEDICAL SERVICES .......... 2ND RESPONDENT

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PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF HOUSING ............................. 3RD RESPONDENT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL .......................... 4TH RESPONDENT RULING NO. 4 1. On 11th February 2014, I gave the petitioners until 30th March 2014 to vacate the houses at Mathari Hospital. Today is 31st March 2014 and the petitioners are yet to vacate the houses. Their application for review was dismissed on 26th March 2014 and there is no stay in the matter. 2. In the circumstances the respondents shall be at liberty to evict the petitioners from the staff houses at Mathari Hospital. However, each of the petitioners shall be given a 7 day written notice to vacate the house voluntarily. In default the respondents may proceed accordingly. DATED and DELIVERED at NAIROBI this 31st day of March 2014 D.S. MAJANJA JUDGE

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