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M'Mrimberia v Fen Sacco Society Limited (Tribunal Case 151 (E230) of 2021) [2023] KECPT 830 (KLR) (31 August 2023) (Judgment)

[2023] KECPT 830 (KLR) Co-operative Tribunal
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Court
Co-operative Tribunal
Case number
830
Citation
[2023] KECPT 830 (KLR)
Decided
31 August 2023
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TypeTribunal CasePostureClaimant v RespondentCoramHON. BEATRICE KIMEMIA, HON. J. MWATSAMA, HON. BEATRICE SAWE, HON. FRIDAH LOTUIYA, HON. PHILIP GICHUKI, HON. MICHAEL CHESIKAW, HON. PAUL AOL
Holding

We find merit in the Claimant’s case and enter judgment in favor of the Claimant for Ksh 132,000/= plus cost and interest.

Facts

Claimant joined Respondent SACCO – Fen SACCO in 2013 and saved money for 2 years. In 2015, she applied for a loan of Ksh 100,000/= and was granted. She repaid the amount within 10 months. In January 2016, she applied for another loan of Ksh 300,000/= and was granted, which she repaid in 12 months. She requested a third loan but was not granted due to unpaid arrears and her role as a guarantor.

Issues

  1. Whether the Claimant did pay her loan of Ksh 300,000/=.
  2. Whether the Claimant is bound to pay for the guarantees non-payment of the loan.

Reasoning

The Claimant produced documents to support her claim with receipts attached, which were not disputed by the Respondent. The Respondent confirmed that one of their officers was involved in the embezzlement of funds, and thus the Claimant, an innocent party, should not be held responsible for the mistakes of the employee.

Outcome

Judgment in favor of the Claimant for Ksh 132,000/= plus cost and interest.

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