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Republic v Richard Mwathi Nyambura & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI CRIMINAL CASE NO.34 OF 2006 REPUBLIC..............................................RESPONDENT VERSUS RICHARD MWATHI NYAMBURA...........1ST APPLICANT MICHAEL MWANGI NYAMBURA …….2ND APPLICANT RULING The two accused were first charged before this court (differently constituted) on 13 th April 2006. Before their trial commenced, their counsel raised a preliminary objection which was disposed off by the court vide a Ruling dated 21st January 2009. The accused have now applied to be released on bail pending their trial which has suffered many setbacks in the past and is now set to start de novo before this court. The application is not opposed by the State. Mr. Okeyo the prosecuting counsel submitted before this court that there were no compelling reasons to deny the applicants bail. I have given due consideration to the provisions of Article 149(i) h of the Constitution and the circumstances of this case. I exercise my discretion to grant the applicants bail. They are released on the following conditions:i. Each accused shall execute a personal bond of KShs.500,000/ii. The two accused (being siblings) shall jointly provide 2 sureties of KShs.500,000/- each. iii. Each accused shall provide evidence of their expected place of permanent abode and address upon release. iv. Each accused shall report to the Investigating Officer once every two weeks until further orders of this court. v. Each accused shall attend the monthly mention of their case before the Deputy Registrar of the Court. The first such mention shall be on 31st March, 2014. Orders accordingly. Ruling delivered, dated and signed at Nairobi this 26th day of February, 2014 R. LAGAT - KORIR JUDGE

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In the presence of: …………………………….: Court clerk ……………………………: 1st accused ……………………………: 2nd accused ……………………………: For 1st accused ……………………………: For 2nd accused ………………………….: For the State/respondent

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