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Joel Gitonga Kimathi v The Teachers Service Commission & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU ELC CASE NO. 107 OF 2014 JOEL GITONGA KIMATHI......................................................................PLAINTIFF VERSUS THE TEACHERS SERVICE COMMISSION..........................1ST DEFENDANT THE HON. ATTORNEY GENERAL.........................................2ND DEFENDANT RULING This application is dated 7th November, 2014. It seeks orders. 1. That leave be granted to the Applicant to apply for judgment against the 2nd defendant who has defaulted to enter appearance. 2. That costs of the application be costs in the cause. It has the following grounds: 1. The 2nd defendant was served with Summons to enter appearance on the 23.7.2014. 2. That the 2nd defendant has not entered any appearance or filed any defence to date. As the 2nd defendant has already filed a defence, the application can not be allowed. It is dismissed. Costs shall be in the cause. I issue the following orders: 1. All parties to fully comply with order 11, CPR, within 60 days. 2. Upon completion of compliances, parties to obtain a mutually convenient date for directions from the registry. Delivered in Open court at Meru this 18th day of May, 2015 in the presence of: Cc Lilian Kieti for 2nd defendant

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P. M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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