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BAMBURI PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED vs MRS. PHILEMON OYIGO [1996] KECA 178 (KLR)

[1996] KECA 178 (KLR) Court of Appeal
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Court
Court of Appeal
Case number
178
Citation
[1996] KECA 178 (KLR)
Decided
11 October 1996
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TypeCivil AppealPostureAppeal from a judgment and decree of the High CourtCoramR. S. C. OMOLO, TUNOI, Wambiliyangah
Holding

The appeal is dismissed with costs to the respondent.

Facts

The respondent, Mrs. Philemon Oyigo, was running the appellant, Bamburi Portland Cement Company Limited's staff canteen since 1985. The canteen was originally run by Ben Holland, and Oyigo started running it on his behalf. The appellant initially agreed to pay Shs.15/= per plate, but the respondent insisted on a minimum of Shs.25/= per plate. The tendering process resulted in a compensation of Shs.19.50 per plate.

Issues

  1. Whether the respondent's claim for Shs.25/= per plate was valid.
  2. Whether the compensation of Shs.19.50 per plate was appropriate.

Reasoning

The court found that both the appellant and the respondent agreed that the respondent should be compensated over and above the Shs.15/= per plate agreed upon. The court chose to use the respondent's figure of Shs.25/= per plate, rejecting the appellant's figure of Shs.19.50 per plate.

Outcome

Appeal dismissed

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