REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI CRIMINAL REVISION E378 OF 2021 NDISYA MULU MUTUA...............................................................................APPLICANT VERSUS REPUBLIC...................................................................................................RESPONDENT RULING I have considered the submissions of both sides. Article 49 of the constitution guarantees the right to bail on reasonable terms. In this matter, I have considered the nature and the seriousness of the charges and the fact that the prosecution has not opposed the application. I find this is a fit case for the exercise of the court’s powers of revision. I allow this application dated 14.10.2021 and revise the orders of the trial court of 12.10.2021. I order that the applicant may be released on revised terms of bond of Ksh.3 million with 1 surety of a similar amount or an alternative of Ksh.300,000 in cash bail. Orders accordingly. D. O. OGEMBO JUDGE 25.10.2021. Court: Lower court file to be returned to the Chief Magistrate’s court. D. O. OGEMBO JUDGE 25.10.2021.
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