Jackline Vusevwa Selenge v Olivier Guiguemde [2021] KEELRC 1062 (KLR)
- Court
- Employment & Labour Relations Court
- Case number
- 1062
- Citation
- [2021] KEELRC 1062 (KLR)
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TypeApplication for Leave to Adduce Electronic EvidencePostureApplication grantedCoramSTELLA RUTTO
Holding
The electronic evidence is admissible as it meets the legal threshold set out under section 106B(4) of the Evidence Act.
Facts
The Applicant sought to adduce an audio recording as evidence, claiming it was available at the time of filing but not possible to upload due to technical limitations. The Claimant opposed the late submission.
Issues
- Admissibility of electronic evidence
- Timing of the application
Reasoning
The court found the electronic evidence admissible due to the Applicant's disclosure of the recording in his list of documents and witness statement, and the signed certificate of authenticity.
Outcome
The Application is allowed.
Orders
- Electronic evidence in the form of a CD is admitted as evidence for consideration in support of the Applicant's case.
Authorities cited
Legislation (2)
- Evidence Act (cap 80)
- Civil Procedure Act (Chapter 21 of the Laws of Kenya)
Cases cited (1)
- Republic vs Barisa Wayu Matuguda
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