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Sarah Busolo v Butali Savings and Credit Co-operative Society Limited [2020] KECPT 71 (KLR)

[2020] KECPT 71 (KLR) Co-operative Tribunal
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Court
Co-operative Tribunal
Case number
71
Citation
[2020] KECPT 71 (KLR)
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TypeRefund of DepositsPostureClaimant v RespondentCoramHon. B. Kimemia, Hon. Terer, P. Swanya
Holding

The court finds that the claimant is entitled to refund of Kshs.152,000/=. The claimant is also liable to pay Kshs.258,615/=. The court orders for the refund to be recovered from her deposits and any other outstanding amount to be recovered from her personally.

Facts

Claimant Sarah Busolo was a founding member of Butali Savings and Credit Co-operative Society Limited. She was the treasurer and was removed in 2015. She claimed a refund of Kshs.152,000/-, while the respondent claimed Kshs.251,633/=. The claimant denied liability and alleged unverified cash, while the respondent argued that the claimant was not entitled to refund until she ceased to be a member.

Issues

  1. Claimant's entitlement to refund of deposits
  2. Claimant's liability to the respondent for counterclaim

Reasoning

The court found that the claimant's letter dated 29.6.2017 was a notice of withdrawal from the society, and she ceased to be a member after 60 days. The court also found that the process leading to the surcharge of officials was fair, except for the claimant.

Outcome

Claimant wins, receives Kshs.152,000/=

Orders

  • Refund of Kshs.152,000/=

Remedies

  • Recovery of Kshs.258,615/=

Authorities cited

Legislation (1)
  • Section 73 of Cap 490
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