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Republic v Marakwet Land Disputes Tribunal & 3 others Ex Parte Kendagor Chelanga & 2 others [2014] KEHC 1447 (KLR)

[2014] KEHC 1447 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
1447
Citation
[2014] KEHC 1447 (KLR)
Decided
28 October 2014
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TypeJudicial ReviewPostureEx parte application to set aside order dismissing notice of motionCoramGEORGE KANYI KIMONDO
Holding

The order dismissing the ex parte applicants' notice of motion is set aside in its entirety

Facts

The ex parte applicants sought to remove a Land Disputes Tribunal award and seek an order of prohibition against the respondents. The ex parte applicants failed to attend the hearing on 20th November 2012, leading to the dismissal of their motion.

Issues

  1. Whether the ex parte applicants can set aside the order dismissing their notice of motion
  2. Whether the respondents can contest the motion on a point of law

Reasoning

The court considers the ex parte applicants' averments plausible and grants them costs, while awarding the respondents and interested party costs as well.

Outcome

The ex parte applicants' motion is granted, and the order dismissing their notice of motion is set aside

Orders

  • The order dismissing the ex parte applicants' notice of motion is set aside in its entirety
  • The ex parte applicants shall fix the notice of motion for hearing within 30 days
  • The respondents and interested party shall be awarded costs of Kshs 5,000 each

Remedies

  • The ex parte applicants are granted the opportunity to fix the notice of motion for hearing
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