Benson Mati Njiru v Kenya Young Men’s Christian Association [2015] KEELRC 1294 (KLR)
- Court
- Employment & Labour Relations Court
- Case number
- 1294
- Citation
- [2015] KEELRC 1294 (KLR)
- Decided
- 20 March 2015
The Court confirms the orders given on 26 February 2015, directing the Respondent to allow the applicant to collect his personal effects and an inventory to be taken. The Court dismisses the applicant's request for access to the office for one month to collect debts.
Facts
The applicant, Benson Mati Njiru, was provided with housing accommodation by the Respondent, Kenya Young Men’s Christian Association, during his employment. He filed a motion seeking access to the office and residential house to collect personal effects and debts, and an inventory to be taken.
Issues
- Access to personal effects and residential quarters
- Inventory of personal effects
- Access to office for one month to collect debts
Reasoning
The Court confirms the orders given on 26 February 2015, as the applicant had no legal right to continue staying in the residence after employment determination. The Court directs the applicant to hand over any list of debtors or debts he knows of to the Respondent.
Outcome
The applicant's motion is partially granted, with orders to allow access to personal effects and an inventory, and to hand over any list of debtors.
Orders
- Allow the applicant to collect his personal effects and an inventory to be taken
- Direct the applicant to hand over any list of debtors or debts he knows of to the Respondent
Remedies
- Access to personal effects and an inventory
- Handover of debtors list
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