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Crispinus Pegga Barasa v Jubilee Party of Kenya [2017] KEPPDT 29 (KLR)

[2017] KEPPDT 29 (KLR) Public Procurement Tribunal
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Court
Public Procurement Tribunal
Case number
29
Citation
[2017] KEPPDT 29 (KLR)
Decided
25 May 2017
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TypePolitical Parties DisputesPostureAppeal from the Political Parties Disputes TribunalCoramM. O. Lwanga (Presiding Member), Paul Ngotho (Member), Dr. Adelaide Mbithi (Member)
Holding

The claim succeeds, but the nomination certificate for Member of the County Assembly, Bukusu Ward, Bungoma County is awarded to the Claimant.

Facts

The Claimant, Crispinus Pegga Barasa, paid nomination fees and submitted a candidate registration form, but claimed no nomination exercise took place for the Member of the County Assembly, Bukusu Ward, Bungoma County. The Respondent, Jubilee Party of Kenya, submitted a list of candidates to the IEBC.

Issues

  1. Whether the 1st Respondent conducted nominations for Member of the County Assembly, Bukusu Ward, Bungoma County
  2. Whether the Claimant is entitled to the reliefs sought

Reasoning

The Tribunal found that the Respondent did not provide proof of the nomination exercise and that the Claimant had acted in good faith. The Tribunal ordered the Respondent to award the nomination certificate to the Claimant.

Outcome

Claim Succeeds

Orders

  • Award the nomination certificate for Member of the County Assembly, Bukusu Ward, Bungoma County to the Claimant
  • Direct that each party bear its own costs

Remedies

  • Award of nomination certificate

Authorities cited

Cases cited (1)
  • Eric Kyalo Mutua v Wiper Democratic Movement & Anor High Court Election Appeal 4 of 2017
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