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Mbeere Elders Welfare Advisory Group & 4 others v Attorney General & 7 others; Justin Nyaki Ngure & 14 others (Proposed Interested Parties/Applicants); Naomey Muthoni Nyagah & 293 others (Proposed Respondents) [2018] KEELC 209 (KLR)

[2018] KEELC 209 (KLR) Environment & Land Court
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Court
Environment & Land Court
Case number
209
Citation
[2018] KEELC 209 (KLR)
Decided
10 December 2018
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TypePetitionPostureApplication for urgent orders and stay of proceedingsCoramJUDGE
Holding

Application not certified as urgent, but heard on priority basis. Petitioners to serve application on respondents. Application to be heard by Hon. Justice Angima, ELC Judge, Embu.

Facts

Petitioners seek urgent orders to stay proceedings and restrain a law firm from acting for them in a separate case.

Issues

  1. Urgency of the application
  2. Stay of proceedings
  3. Restraining orders

Reasoning

Application seeks urgent orders which were not granted. The court decided to hear the application on priority basis and to be heard by a specific judge.

Outcome

Application granted to be heard on priority basis and to be heard by Hon. Justice Angima, ELC Judge, Embu.

Orders

  • Matter is NOT certified urgent BUT it is to be heard on priority basis.
  • The petitioners to serve the application upon the respondents.
  • Application to be heard by or directions given by the Hon. Justice Angima, ELC Judge, Embu, on 18th December, 2018.

Remedies

  • Stay of proceedings
  • Restraining orders

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Civil Procedures Rules 2010
  • Civil Procedure Act
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