FESTUS NGOLU M’IBURI v ABDALLA CHULLU & another [2008] KEHC 201 (KLR)
- Court
- High Court of Kenya
- Case number
- 201
- Citation
- [2008] KEHC 201 (KLR)
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TypeCivil SuitPostureApplication for amendment and enforcement of decreeCoramR.N. SITATI
Holding
The application is granted, and the order is amended to include the names of the directors of the 2nd Defendant. The Plaintiff is granted leave to enforce the decree outside the court's jurisdiction, and the decree is executed by the High Court of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam. The defendants are ordered to pay costs and expenses.
Facts
The Plaintiff, Festus Ngolua M’Iburi, was injured in an accident involving the 2nd Defendant’s vehicle. The Plaintiff sought damages and other relief. The Plaintiff later applied to have the directors of the 2nd Defendant summoned.
Issues
- Amendment of the order to include the names of the directors of the 2nd Defendant
- Granting leave to enforce the decree outside the court's jurisdiction
- Execution of the decree by the High Court of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam
- Order for the defendants to pay costs and expenses
Reasoning
The court finds it in the interests of justice to grant the order sought, considering the Plaintiff's application and the relevant provisions of the law.
Outcome
Application granted
Orders
- Amendment of the order to include the names of the directors of the 2nd Defendant
- Granting leave to enforce the decree outside the court's jurisdiction
- Execution of the decree by the High Court of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam
- Order for the defendants to pay costs and expenses
Remedies
- Amendment of the order to include the names of the directors of the 2nd Defendant
- Granting leave to enforce the decree outside the court's jurisdiction
- Execution of the decree by the High Court of Tanzania at Dar es Salaam
- Order for the defendants to pay costs and expenses
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