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Michael Mwaniki Ngugi v National Transport And Safety Authority [2019] KETLABT 97 (KLR)

[2019] KETLABT 97 (KLR) KETLABT
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Court
KETLABT
Case number
97
Citation
[2019] KETLABT 97 (KLR)
Decided
22 July 2019
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TypeTransport Licensing AppealsPostureAppeal from a decision of the National Transport and Safety AuthorityCoramDick Waweru, Prof. Kiarie Mwaura, Moses Parantai
Holding

The Appellant is entitled to the endorsement of Class A/J in his license and should use this order as proof of this entitlement. The Respondent is ordered to endorse Class A/J in the license of the Appellant within seven days.

Facts

The Appellant is a holder of a BCE license issued by the Respondent. He applied for the endorsement of Class A/J in his license to drive a PSV cab. The Respondent acknowledged receipt of the application and did not have an objection.

Issues

  1. Whether the Appellant meets the requirements to be endorsed with Class A/J in his license.
  2. Whether the Respondent should endorse Class A/J in the Appellant's license within seven days.

Reasoning

The Appellant has been driving under the license for the last twenty-two years and has complied with the Traffic Act requirements.

Outcome

Affirmed

Orders

  • The Appellant is entitled to the endorsement of Class A/J in his license and should use this order as proof of this entitlement.
  • The Respondent is ordered to endorse Class A/J in the license of the Appellant within seven days.

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • National Transport and Safety Authority Act No. 33 of 2012
  • Traffic Act (Cap 403)
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