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Rono Cheruiyot & 15 others v Sbi International Holdings (Ag) Ltd [2020] KEELRC 126 (KLR)

[2020] KEELRC 126 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
126
Citation
[2020] KEELRC 126 (KLR)
Decided
15 December 2020
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TypeLabour DisputePostureAppeal from a previous judgment awarding salary arrears and severanceCoramRadido Stephen
The Court dismisses the Respondent's motions for a stay of execution and orders the decretal sum to be released to the Claimants' advocate if the Respondent does not secure stay orders from the Court of Appeal within 30 days.

Facts

The Respondent (Sbi International Holdings) had erroneously computed the salary arrears and severance due to the Claimants (16 individuals). The Claimants moved to execute the award on 26 September 2020, prompting the Respondent to seek a stay of execution.

Issues

  • Delay in applying for a stay of execution
  • Claimants' cause of action and membership in a trade union

Reasoning

The Court finds the delay in applying for a stay of execution to be inordinate and dismisses the motions, as the merits of the judgment sought to be challenged would amount to re-opening the hearing.

Outcome

Dismissed with costs

Orders

  • Order for the decretal sum to be released to the Claimants' advocate if the Respondent does not secure stay orders from the Court of Appeal within 30 days

Remedies

  • Release of the decretal sum to the Claimants' advocate
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