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2 MK Travellers Sacco Ltd v NTSA (Appeal K001 of 2016) [2016] KETLABT 5 (KLR) (Commercial & Admiralty) (27 September 2016) (Judgment)

[2016] KETLABT 5 (KLR) KETLABT
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Court
Transport Licensing Appeals Board Tribunal
Case number
5
Citation
[2016] KETLABT 5 (KLR)
Decided
27 September 2016
Judges
K Mwaura, JG Nkanata, AN Ali, Betty Bii
Parties
raw · defendants · plaintiffs
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TypeAppealPostureAppellant's appeal against the reclassification of a driver's licenseCoramK Mwaura, JG Nkanata, AN Ali, Betty Bii
Holding

The Transport Licensing Appeals Board orders NTSA to issue a 'Class A' license to Samuel Mwangi Kamotho at no cost to himself

Facts

Samuel Mwangi Kamotho's driving license was reclassified from 'Class A' to 'Class BCE'. The Appellant claims he should have a 'Class A' license to drive Public Service Vehicles (PSVs).

Issues

  1. Whether NTSA should issue a 'Class A' license to Samuel Mwangi Kamotho at no cost
  2. Whether the Appellant should be made to re-apply and pay for a 'Class A' license

Reasoning

The Appellant's plea to the Transport Licensing Appeals Board was to have his license reinstated to 'Class A' so that he could continue driving PSVs. The Respondent's advocate confirmed that the NTSA records indicate that Samuel Mwangi Kamotho did not have a 'Class A' license.

Outcome

Appeal upheld

Orders

  • NTSA to issue a 'Class A' license to Samuel Mwangi Kamotho at no cost

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Article 47 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010
  • Fair Administrative Action Act of 2015
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