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Nashon Wilson Oguya & 6 others v County Assembly of Kisumu & 3 others [2018] KEELRC 1359 (KLR)

[2018] KEELRC 1359 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
1359
Citation
[2018] KEELRC 1359 (KLR)
Decided
31 July 2018
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TypeEmployment and Labour RelationsPosturePetition for Judicial ReviewCoramMathews N. Nduma
Holding

The court quashed the report of the ad hoc committee and the letters purporting to remove the Petitioners.

Facts

The Petitioners were invited by the County Assembly to provide information regarding their conduct as members of the Kisumu County Public Service Board. A petition was filed by a member of the public, which led to the formation of an ad hoc committee to investigate the Petitioners. The Petitioners were served with charges and letters purporting to remove them from office.

Issues

  1. Procedural fairness in the removal process
  2. Removal of Petitioners from office

Reasoning

The court found that the removal process did not comply with the County Government Act and the Constitution, and that the Petitioners were not afforded procedural fairness.

Outcome

Judicial Review granted

Orders

  • Quash the report of the ad hoc committee
  • Quash the letters purporting to remove the Petitioners
  • Order for payment of salaries and allowances

Remedies

  • Payment of salaries and allowances withheld during the proceedings

Authorities cited

Legislation (3)
  • County Government Act
  • Employment Act
  • Constitution of Kenya
Cases cited (1)
  • Mundia v. County Assembly of Kisumu
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