Jean P. De-leu v Adrian G. Muteshi [1995] KECA 157 (KLR)
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- 157
- Citation
- [1995] KECA 157 (KLR)
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TypeCivil AppealPostureAppellant seeks stay of execution of orders made by Hayanga J pending appealCoramA.M Akiwumi, P.K Tunoi, A.B Shah
Holding
The orders are set aside and a stay of execution is granted pending the appeal
Facts
Hayanga J ordered the appellant to cut down certain trees on a joint border between plots, but the orders were deemed unclear and insufficiently precise.
Issues
- Precision and clarity of the orders
- Nature of the remedy sought (equitable injunction)
- Whether the remedy is necessary and appropriate
Reasoning
The orders are unclear and insufficiently precise, and the remedy sought is not necessary or appropriate.
Outcome
Stay of execution granted
Orders
- Stay of execution granted pending appeal
Remedies
- Stay of execution
Authorities cited
Legislation (2)
- Civil Procedure Rules
- Court of Appeal Rules
Cases cited (3)
- KIG Bar & Grocery Limited vs Gatabaki
- Erinford Properties Ltd vs Cheshire County Coucil
- Stanley Munga Githunguri vs Jimba Credit Corporation Ltd
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