Mike Makori Beta

Main subject areas

Activity

Published decisions from 2023 to 2025; busiest year 2024 (21 decisions).

Documented outcomes by case type

• Civil: The Landlord/Applicant's application is allowed. (1); The Demand Notice is null and void. (1)
• Tribunal Case: Mwangi is ordered to pay Kshs 5,000 per month to cover the r (1); The application was granted. (1); Application Struck Out (1); The Demand Notice is null and void. (1)
• Landlord and Tenant Dispute: The reference is struck out with costs to the landlord. (1); The appeal is dismissed. (1); Application dismissed with costs (1); The preliminary objection is dismissed, and the tenant retai (1)
• Landlord-Tenant Dispute: Appeal dismissed (1); The appeal is dismissed. (1); The Tribunal dismisses the tenant's references, grants the l (1); The application and reference are allowed (1)
• Business Premises Rent Dispute: The application is allowed. (1); The reference before this court stands dismissed. (1); Ngoya's preliminary objection is dismissed, and the landlord (1)

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

Most-cited legislation

• Landlord and Tenant (Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments) Act (8)
• Landlord and Tenant (Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments) Act Cap 301 Laws (3)
• Landlord and Tenant (Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments) (Tribunal) (Form (3)
• Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments Act (3)
• Cap 301 of the Laws of Kenya (2)
• Distress for Rent Act, Cap 293 of the Laws of Kenya (2)
• Cap 301 of the Laws of Kenya (Landlord and Tenant Act) (2)
• Landlords & Tenants (Shops, Hotel & Catering Establishments Act, Cap 301 Laws of (2)

Documented reasoning patterns

• Most common procedural postures: Appeal from a previous decision (3), Appeal from a first instance order (2), Appeal from an original trial (2)
• [Landlord-Tenant Dispute] outcomes — Appeal dismissed: 1/2, The application and reference are allowed: 1/2
• [Landlord and Tenant Dispute] outcomes — The appeal is dismissed.: 1/4, The preliminary objection is dismissed, and the tenant retains possession of the premises until the tenancy agreement is lawfully terminated.: 1/4, The demand notice is null and void, and the tenants are ordered to clear outstanding rent.: 1/4, The application is granted.: 1/4
• [Business Premises Rent Dispute] outcomes — The reference before this court stands dismissed.: 1/2, Ngoya's preliminary objection is dismissed, and the landlord is entitled to the rent deposit and the rent arrears.: 1/2
• [Tribunal Case] outcomes — Tenant's application granted: 1/5, The Tribunal dismissed the Notice of Motion Application and the Termination Notices.: 1/5, Application dismissed: 1/5, The tenant is in arrears and the landlord is at liberty to distress for rent and take possession.: 1/5
• [Business Premises Rent Tribunal] outcomes — The appeal is upheld, and the landlord is ordered to pay the tenant Ksh 832,829.03 within 60 days.: 1/2, The tenant's claim is upheld, and the landlord is ordered to pay damages and to release the distrained goods.: 1/2

Writing characteristics

• Median judgment length ~11152 words
• Includes panel decisions

Remedy patterns

• Rent arrears amounting to Ksh 690,000 (1)
• Possession of the premises (1)
• Costs awarded to the landlord (1)
• Restraining orders (1)
• Prohibition of harassment (1)

Citation patterns

• Avg cited authorities/decision: 0.9
• Frequently applied statutes: Landlord and Tenant (Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments) Act (3), Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments Act (2), Cap 301 of the Laws of Kenya (1), Landlords & Tenants (Shops, Hotel & Catering Establishments Act, Cap 301 Laws of Kenya) (1), Civil Procedure Act (1)