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Borabu Institute of Technology & Training Limited v Josephine Moraa Nyariobi [2012] KEHC 2227 (KLR)

[2012] KEHC 2227 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
2227
Citation
[2012] KEHC 2227 (KLR)
Decided
23 August 2012
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TypeLandlord and TenantPostureInterlocutory ApplicationCoramR. LAGAT-KORIR
Holding

The court cannot determine the issues at this interlocutory stage and makes the following orders: release seized goods, security for costs, costs following the main suit, and set the main suit for priority hearing.

Facts

The plaintiff, Borabu Institute of Technology & Training Limited, is a tenant of the defendant, Josephine Moraa Nyariobi, under a lease agreement for six years. The plaintiff spent Kshs.460,000 on renovations, of which Kshs.255,052 was refunded, leaving a balance of Kshs.204,958. The defendant obtained an ex-parte order for distress for rent and attached goods belonging to the plaintiff.

Issues

  1. Amount of outstanding rent
  2. Cost of renovation
  3. Conversion of renovation costs to rent

Reasoning

The court cannot resolve the issues at this stage due to the conflicting claims and the need for a full hearing.

Outcome

Interlocutory application granted

Orders

  • Release seized goods upon meeting costs of attachment
  • Deposit Kshs.100,000 as security for costs
  • Costs follow the main suit
  • Set main suit for priority hearing

Remedies

  • Release of seized goods
  • Security for costs
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