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Boniface M. Karanja v Mikumbune Farmers Co-Operative Society Limited [2021] KECPT 530 (KLR)

[2021] KECPT 530 (KLR) Co-operative Tribunal
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Court
Co-operative Tribunal
Case number
530
Citation
[2021] KECPT 530 (KLR)
Decided
4 March 2021
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TypeliquidationPostureRespondent's counterclaim against the Claimant's application to strike out the counterclaimCoramBONIFACE M. KARAN
Holding

The Tribunal has jurisdiction to entertain the counterclaim filed by the Respondent.

Facts

The Claimant, Boniface M. Karanja, is the liquidator of Nkuene Farmers' Co-operative Society Limited. The Respondent, Mikumbune Farmers Co-operative Society Limited, filed a counterclaim against the Claimant.

Issues

  1. Whether the Tribunal has jurisdiction to entertain the counterclaim filed by the Respondent

Reasoning

The Tribunal found that the counterclaim raises triable issues worthy of being tried and determined, and that the Respondent is entitled to the balance of the payment due to the Claimant's failure to account for the cash and proceeds from the sale of its assets.

Outcome

The Tribunal dismissed the Claimant's application to strike out the counterclaim.

Orders

  • The Tribunal dismissed the Claimant's application to strike out the counterclaim

Remedies

  • The Respondent is entitled to the balance of the payment due to the Claimant's failure to account for the cash and proceeds from the sale of its assets

Authorities cited

Legislation (1)
  • Section 69 and 76 of the Act
Cases cited (1)
  • Moses Mukhaya & 2 others -vs- Johnson Miano Gatu & 3 others
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