Kenyan case law
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John Mugo v Republic [2013] KEHC 1497 (KLR)
✦ The appellant's conviction is upheld, and the appeal is dismissed. The mandatory life sentence for defilement is upheld.
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Ephantus Mutiria Mwamba & another v Republic [2013] KEHC 1473 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is reduced to the period already served and the appellants are hereby released unless otherwise lawfully held.
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Republic v Moses Ombeke Mukhwana [2013] KEHC 1300 (KLR)
✦ The custodial sentence is revised to community service at NAITIRI SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL
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Josphat Maiywa v Republic [2013] KEHC 1423 (KLR)
✦ The conviction and sentence are upheld, and the application for a community service order is declined.
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Augustine Kipkurui Ruto & another v Republic [2013] KEHC 1250 (KLR)
✦ The sentence by the trial court is upheld and the applications for community service orders are declined.
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Dan Karang Chelule v Republic [2013] KEHC 1325 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is altered and substituted with the order for the applicant to serve the community at the Chief’s office in Satiet location under the chief for three months from the date of this ruling.
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Samuel Njiru Njuki v Republic [2013] KEHC 1467 (KLR)
✦ The charge was incurably defective and the conviction is quashed.
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Republic v Minister for Agriculture & another [2013] KEHC 6773 (KLR)
✦ The application is struck out with costs to the respondents as it was filed outside the time stipulated under the Advocates (Remuneration) Order.
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Republic v Erick Wanyama Namasaka [2013] KEHC 1354 (KLR)
✦ The court sets the appellant free forthwith, unless lawfully held.
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Republic v Jacob Linus Ndala [2013] KEHC 1274 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is revised to two years of custodial sentence from the date of imprisonment.
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Michele Caliendo & another v Sun Reef Limited & 2 others [2013] KEHC 1709 (KLR)
✦ The transfer of the suit property to the 1st Defendant was fraudulent and null and void.
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Mercy Karimi v Republic [2013] KEHC 1853 (KLR)
✦ The appeal is allowed only to the extent that the sentence is set aside and substituted with one of probation for one year.
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Republic v Philip Wafubwa [2013] KEHC 1304 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is revised to 3 years imprisonment, with the appellant given time to complete his carpentry course.
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Rosemary Chepngetich v Republic [2013] KEHC 1244 (KLR)
✦ The trial court's sentence is upheld and the order for community service is declined.
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Turibu Moses Kinyua v Andrew Kobia M’eringo, Abdi Sheikh Mohammed & Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Election Appeal 1 of 2013) [2013] KEHC 126 (KLR) (18 October 2013) (Judgment)
✦ The learned magistrate erred in law and fact in striking out the Petition on grounds of lack of service.
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Charles Kimutai Ruto v Republic [2013] KEHC 1407 (KLR)
✦ The trial court's sentence is upheld and an order for community service is declined
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Robert Kipngetich Kirui v Republic [2013] KEHC 1339 (KLR)
✦ The conviction and sentence are upheld. A community service order is declined.
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Bernard Tanui v Republic [2013] KEHC 1375 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is varied and the applicant shall serve the community at Kimolwet Location Chief's office for 60 days under the Chief's supervision
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Charles Waweru Gachoka v Republic [2013] KEHC 1719 (KLR)
✦ The conviction is quashed and the sentence set aside. The appellant is set free unless lawfully held.
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Risper Kipkemoi Cheruiyot v Republic (Criminal Revision 227 of 2013) [2013] KEHC 1351 (KLR) (18 October 2013) (Ruling)
✦ The sentence is altered and substituted with the order for the applicant to perform community service for 30 days under the head teacher at the Raia Primary School
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Leonard Kirui Rotich v Republic [2013] KEHC 1355 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is altered to 15 months of community service at the Silibwet chief's office
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Bernard Kipyegon Koech & another v Republic [2013] KEHC 1420 (KLR)
✦ The court finds that the applicants are not suitable for community service orders and upholds the sentence.
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Philip Bururu v Plan Kenya [2013] KEHC 6733 (KLR)
✦ The Court determines the applicable monthly salary for severance pay to be the gross pay and the commercial rate of interest to be 17% per annum. The Plaintiff will be entitled to an additional five months' pay in lieu of notice and the difference between what he is entitled to under Clause 10.4 and what he was paid under Clause 10.2, with interest from the date of filing suit.
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Stephen Mwaniki Njuki v Republic [2013] KEHC 1450 (KLR)
✦ The conviction is quashed and sentence set aside due to the lack of evidence on identification.
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Charles Cheruiyot Ngeno v Republic [2013] KEHC 1256 (KLR)
✦ The sentence is upheld and a community service order is declined