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High-Tech Cylinder Manufacturing Company Limited v Wamukota (Appeal E012 of 2023) [2024] KEELRC 13377 (KLR) (11 December 2024) (Ruling)

[2024] KEELRC 13377 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
13377
Citation
[2024] KEELRC 13377 (KLR)
Decided
11 December 2024
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Summary at a glance

TypeAppealPostureAppeal from a judgment of the Mavoko Chief Magistrates Employment and Labour Relations CourtCoramJW KELI
The court grants a stay of execution of the judgment and decree delivered on 1st of December 2023

Facts

High-Tech Cylinder Manufacturing Company Limited appealed against a judgment delivered on 1st December 2023 by the trial magistrate in favour of the respondent, Christopher Wanyama Wamukota.

Issues

  • Whether the appeal should be granted a stay of execution of the judgment
  • Whether the appeal has a high chance of success

Reasoning

The appeal raised serious issues with high chances of success and the court granted a stay of execution to avoid a mere academic exercise.

Outcome

Appeal granted

Orders

  • Stay of execution of the judgment and decree delivered on 1st of December 2023
  • Deposit of the decretal amount in a joint interest earning bank account within 30 days
  • Costs in the cause

Remedies

  • Stay of execution of the judgment and decree
  • Deposit of the decretal amount in a joint interest earning bank account
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