Peter Ndege Beta

AI-derived reasoning profile from published judgments — experimental, verify everything against the decisions themselves.

Decisions13 Period2017-2026 Confidencemedium Name variants merged2CourtsKEMC

Also appears asPA Ndege; PETER NDEGE; Pa Ndege

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Main subject areas

kemc (13)

Published decisions from 2017 to 2026; busiest year 2025 (5 decisions).

Criminal: No conviction (1); The accused was acquitted. (1)
Civil Suit: Judgment for the plaintiff on all claims except for the spec (1); The plaintiff's application for a temporary injunction was d (1)
Civil: Judgment in favor of the plaintiff (1)
Labor Dispute: The Court ruled in favor of the Claimant, finding the Respon (1)
Criminal Case: The accused are denied bail and remain in remand custody. (1)

Counts are per published decision as classified by AI; not comparable across courts or years.

Most common procedural postures: Appeal from the original trial outcome (3), Respondent entered appearance and filed a Memorandum of Response (2), Appeal from a conviction and sentence (1)
[Criminal] outcomes — No conviction: 1/2, The accused was acquitted.: 1/2
[Negligence] outcomes — The plaintiff is awarded special and general damages.: 1/2, The defendants are found liable and ordered to pay Kshs. 350,0810 in total.: 1/2
[Civil Suit] outcomes — Judgment for the plaintiff on all claims except for the special damages of Kshs. 510,300 as at 09/12/2021 and further interest.: 1/2, The plaintiff's application for a temporary injunction was denied.: 1/2
[Divorce] outcomes — The Petition for Divorce is dismissed.: 1/1
[Civil] outcomes — Judgment in favor of the plaintiff: 1/1

costs and interest (1)
To pay the Claimant her full terminal dues and comply with the Employment Act's redundancy procedures. (1)

Avg cited authorities/decision: 1.8
Frequently applied statutes: Evidence Act (2), Employment Act, 2007 (2), The Evidence (Out of Court Confessions) Rules, 2009 (1), Land Act (1), Marriage Act Number 4 of 2014 (1)