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KIMATU MBUVI v PATRICK WAMBUA JOHN [2006] KEHC 1464 (KLR)

[2006] KEHC 1464 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
1464
Citation
[2006] KEHC 1464 (KLR)
Decided
17 May 2006
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TypeCivil AppealPostureAppellant seeks an order directing the Deputy Registrar to forward proceedings and judgement of the lower court to the High Court for purposes of hearing and disposal of the appeal.CoramJ. LESIIT
Holding

The court orders the Deputy Registrar to request for the proceedings and judgement of the lower court and to summon the Executive Officer in charge of the Resident Magistrate's Court to produce the record or show its whereabouts.

Facts

The appeal has remained pending for 12 years due to the lack of forwarding of the proceedings and judgement of the lower court to the High Court.

Issues

  1. Forwarding of proceedings and judgement of the lower court to the High Court
  2. Admission or rejection of the appeal as filed

Reasoning

The court finds that a letter written by the Deputy Registrar to the Resident Magistrate asking for the proceedings and judgment in January, 2005, went unanswered. The court orders the Deputy Registrar to request for the proceedings and judgement of the lower court and to summon the Executive Officer in charge of the Resident Magistrate's Court to produce the record or show its whereabouts.

Outcome

Order issued

Orders

  • Request for the proceedings and judgement of the lower court to be forwarded to the High Court
  • Summon the Executive Officer in charge of the Resident Magistrate's Court to produce the record or show its whereabouts
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