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Nsimire v Gikonyo (Tribunal Case E815 of 2022) [2023] KERRT 1181 (KLR) (5 May 2023) (Ruling)

[2023] KERRT 1181 (KLR) KERRT
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Court
KERRT
Case number
1181
Citation
[2023] KERRT 1181 (KLR)
Decided
5 May 2023
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TypeTribunal CasePostureAppeal from a decision of the Rent Restriction TribunalCoramJ. K. IKINGI - DEPUTY CHAIRMAN, MAY 5, 2023
Holding

The Defendant was not served with the termination notice, and the Plaintiff is not entitled to the relief sought.

Facts

The Plaintiff, Nsimire, entered into a tenancy agreement with the Defendant, Gikonyo, on May 4, 2016. She deposited a rent deposit of Kshs. 65,000/= and continued to fulfill her obligations. In August 2019, the Plaintiff intended to vacate the premises and issued a termination notice. However, the Defendant did not refund the deposit and the Plaintiff initiated proceedings.

Issues

  1. Whether the Defendant was served with the termination notice.
  2. Whether the Plaintiff is entitled to the relief sought.

Reasoning

The Plaintiff did not serve the Defendant with a termination notice, and the Defendant did not request a joint inspection of the premises. The Plaintiff failed to provide documentation supporting her claim and did not request a joint inspection.

Outcome

The application is dismissed and the parties are to bear their own costs.

Orders

  • Application dismissed

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Evidence Act
  • Rent Restriction Act
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