REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT CHUKA HCCR NO. 4 OF 2017 REPUBLIC..................................................................PROSECUTOR VERSUS JAPHETH GITONGA........................................................ACCUSED RU LI N G This court has considered the evidence tendered by the prosecution and I am satisfied that based on the weight of evidence tendered, a prima facie case is made out to warrant the accused to be put on his defence. he has a case to answer. R.K. LIMO JUDGE The provisions of Section 211 is explained to him and upon the provisions being explained his response is: Kirimi: The accused shall give sworn statement of defence. He has no witnesses. We pray for a date for defence hearing. Court: Defence hearing on 20/6/2019. R.K. LIMO JUDGE 20/2/2019
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