Kenya Union of Domestic, Hotels, Educational Institutions Hospitals and allied Workers v Board of Governors Kirinyaga Technical Institute & another [2017] KEELRC 749 (KLR)
- Court
- Employment & Labour Relations Court
- Case number
- 749
- Citation
- [2017] KEELRC 749 (KLR)
- Decided
- 1 September 2017
Summary at a glance
TypeLabor DisputePostureAppeal from an order granting an application to stay execution of a decree and to lift a proclamation and attachment of goodsCoramLINNET NDOLO
The Objector's application is overruled, and the interim orders are vacated. The Objector is not a stranger to the proceedings and must carry the liabilities of the former Institute.
Facts
The Objector, a constituent college of Kirinyaga Technical Institute, sought to have a decree and warrant of attachment and sale stayed and the proclamation and attachment of certain goods lifted. The Objector claimed ownership of the goods and argued that the Respondent (Kirinyaga Technical Institute) had transferred its assets to the Objector.
Issues
- Ownership of goods proclaimed by Taifa Auctioneers
- Transfer of assets from Kirinyaga Technical Institute to Kirinyaga University College
Reasoning
The Objector has taken over the assets of Kirinyaga Technical Institute and must also carry its liabilities. The historical data and the Kirinyaga University College Order, 2011, support the transfer of assets to the University College.
Outcome
Objector's application dismissed
Orders
- Stay of execution of decree and resultant warrant of attachment and sale issued on 10th March 2017 vacated
- Lifting of the proclamation and attachment of motor vehicles registration number KCE 756D, KBW 091V and KBN 583E, plasma television, photocopier machine, students’ seats, office sofa sets, office desks, reception seats, coffee tables, filing cabinets, office computers, executive seat and executive desks proclaimed by Taifa Auctioneers on 13th March 2017
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