Kenyan case law

• Joseph Rading Wasambo v Standard Limited [2005] KEHC 2219 (KLR)

  ✦ The court found that the statements were defamatory and that the defendant acted with malice.

  [2005] KEHC 2219 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 17 June 2005

• Winam Petroleum Products & another v Kenya Shell Limited [2005] KEHC 2381 (KLR)

  ✦ The court dismisses the plaintiffs' application for an injunction and orders it to be dismissed with costs to the defendant.

  [2005] KEHC 2381 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Ludavicus Ochula v Habari Esso Services Station [2005] KEHC 2242 (KLR)

  ✦ The suit is dismissed as time-barred and the claim is barred by res judicata.

  [2005] KEHC 2242 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Kenya Hotels and Allied Workers Union v Registrar of Trade Unions & 2 others [2005] KEHC 1272 (KLR)

  ✦ The application is within the purview of Judicial Review and not an Appeal as contemplated by section 38(10) of the Trade Unions Act

  [2005] KEHC 1272 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• James Kariuki Nganga v Joseph Ngai Njuguna & another [2005] KEHC 2411 (KLR)

  ✦ The court finds that the plaintiff must give a correct account of the amount realized and the dates of such realization so that the decretal amount can be confirmed.

  [2005] KEHC 2411 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• N.S.C v K.K.B [2005] KEHC 1342 (KLR)

  ✦ The marriage is nullified due to the Respondent's wilful refusal to consummate the marriage.

  [2005] KEHC 1342 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Ltd v Dr. Joseph N. K. Arap Ng’ok [2005] KEHC 2249 (KLR)

  ✦ The court declines to strike out the suit but orders the plaintiff to bear the costs of the application.

  [2005] KEHC 2249 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Edward K Sang v Elijah Kebii Ngerechi [2005] KEHC 1754 (KLR)

  ✦ The court issues an order of injunction in favor of the plaintiff to restrain the defendant from further acts of trespass, including constructing any house or structure on the suit premises.

  [2005] KEHC 1754 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Ntirampeba Laurent v Chunilal R. Parmar T/A Quarzo [2005] KEHC 2414 (KLR)

  ✦ The suit has abated due to the Plaintiff's death. The Defendant is entitled to costs. The funds deposited in the joint account belong to the estate of the deceased Plaintiff.

  [2005] KEHC 2414 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Edward K. Sang v Elijah Kebii Ngerechi (Civil Case 87 of 2005) [2005] KEHC 1572 (KLR) (16 June 2005)

  ✦ The court issues an order of injunction restraining the defendant from further acts of trespass, including constructing any house or structure on the property or cultivating it.

  [2005] KEHC 1572 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Republic v Florence Mbula Philip [2005] KEHC 1833 (KLR)

  ✦ The court dismisses the murder case against the accused and acquits her.

  [2005] KEHC 1833 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Anne Wambui Maina v United Insurance Co. Ltd [2005] KEHC 1186 (KLR)

  ✦ The defendant's statement of defence is struck out.

  [2005] KEHC 1186 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 16 June 2005

• Peter Nganga Njonge & another v Euro Bank Limited & 3 others [2005] KEHC 2354 (KLR)

  ✦ The chamber summons is dismissed with costs to the 1st defendant.

  [2005] KEHC 2354 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Ramesh Datt Vashist & another v Fina Bank Limited [2005] KEHC 1723 (KLR)

  ✦ The plaintiffs' application is dismissed with costs to the defendant.

  [2005] KEHC 1723 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Nganga Kabae v Kahunyo Kimani [2005] KEHC 2594 (KLR)

  ✦ The appeal is allowed, the lower court's order is set aside, and the Appellant is granted eviction

  [2005] KEHC 2594 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Joseph Malala Ochieng v Republic [2005] KEHC 2490 (KLR)

  ✦ The conviction is quashed and the Appellant is set at liberty

  [2005] KEHC 2490 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Rift Valley Sports Club v Patrick James Ocholla [2005] KEHC 2041 (KLR)

  ✦ The injunction granted by the learned magistrate was set aside, and the appellant was allowed the costs of the appeal.

  [2005] KEHC 2041 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Rift Valley Sports Club v Patrick James Ocholla (Civil Appeal 172 of 2002) [2005] KEHC 1674 (KLR) (15 June 2005) (Judgment)

  ✦ The injunction granted by the learned magistrate was set aside, and the appellant was allowed the costs of the appeal.

  [2005] KEHC 1674 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Robert Kigute v Republic [2005] KEHC 3165 (KLR)

  ✦ The appeal is allowed in part, reducing the sentence from 4 years to 2 years from the date of the original sentence.

  [2005] KEHC 3165 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Raymond Woolen Mills v Peter O. Obonyo [2005] KEHC 2478 (KLR)

  ✦ The application is allowed, and the respondent is ordered to release the funds to the applicant.

  [2005] KEHC 2478 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Abdul Raheem Justice Bakare alias Ibrahim Salamin Agbo Lagade v Republic [2005] KEHC 3241 (KLR)

  ✦ The fine of 1 million is set aside and the default sentence of 3 years imprisonment is also set aside. The appellant should serve five years imprisonment from the date of sentence and be repatriated to Nigeria after serving the sentence.

  [2005] KEHC 3241 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Republic v Wilson Gachui Muriuki [2005] KEHC 2515 (KLR)

  ✦ The court finds the prosecution failed to prove the charge beyond reasonable doubt and acquits the 1st Accused, Wilson Gachui Muriuki.

  [2005] KEHC 2515 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Freight In Time Limited v Image Apparels Limited [2005] KEHC 2596 (KLR)

  ✦ The Appellant’s application for stay of execution of the lower court’s order is dismissed with costs.

  [2005] KEHC 2596 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• FREIGHT IN TIME LIMITED v IMAGE APPARELS LIMITED [2005] KEHC 2593 (KLR)

  ✦ The Appellant's application for stay of execution is dismissed with costs

  [2005] KEHC 2593 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 15 June 2005

• Chimera Ndegwa v Republic [2005] KEHC 2154 (KLR)

  ✦ The sentence is commuted to the period already served, two years and three months.

  [2005] KEHC 2154 (KLR) High Court of Kenya 14 June 2005