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High Court 6740 of 2026

Ruling in HCA E308 of 2025 – G4S Kenya Ltd vs Harrison Kimani REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT NAKURU CIVIL APPEAL NO. E308 OF 2025 G4S KENYA LIMITED..............................................................APPELLANT - VERSUS HARRISON KIMANI…………………………………………..RESPONDENT (Being an appeal from the judgment and decree of the Small Claims Court of Nakuru (Hon Edward Oboge (SRM) delivered on the 30th day of October 2025 in Small Claims Court Civil Case No. E924 of 2025) RULING 1. This is an application for stay of execution of Judgment/Decree Small Nakuru Chief Magistrate’s Court Small Claims Court, Civil Case No. E924 of 2025 between Harrison Kimani versus G4S Kenya Limited. 2. The Court had on the 28 th November 2025 directed service be affected upon the Respondent and the Court is satisfied that the Respondent was duly served but elected not to respond. 3. I have Considered the uncontested Application and find merit in the same. Page 1 of 2

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Ruling in HCA E308 of 2025 – G4S Kenya Ltd vs Harrison Kimani 4. The Applicant shall forthwith and not later than 30 days from today, deposit the entire decretal amount Kshs. 163, 250/- in Court as security for costs. 5. A Conditional Order of Stay of Execution of Judgment Decree delivered on 30th October 2025 by Hon. Edward Oboge in Nakuru Small Claims Court Civil Case No. E924 of 2025 is hereby issued pending the hearing and determination of the appeal. 6. Failure to comply with the condition for stay (at paragraph 4 above) shall automatically vacate the stay order without further reference to the Court. 7. The costs of the Application shall be in the cause. Orders accordingly. Dated, signed and delivered virtually at Busia this 8th day of May 2026. _____________________ S. Mohochi JUDGE Page 2 of 2

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