[RULING] Judicial Review-prohibition-where applicant seeks to prohibit the respondents from evicting him from his ancestral land-where the respondents seek to transfer him to another piece of land in a different locality-whether the application is meritorious-Civil Procedure Rules, Order LIII, rules 1(1) and (2) and 4; Law Reform Act (cap.26), Sections 8(2) and 9

[RULING] - Judicial Review  - Civil procedure and Practice - Orders for certiorari and prohibition are sought - Order 53 Rule 3 of the Civil Procedure Act - Where jurisdiction of the Land tribunal is challenged - Where decision is said to be ultra vires - Preliminary Objection -  Where amendment of Notice of Motion is sought - Whether the omission to show the Republic as the applicant in a Judicial Review case is fatal to the application - Is failure to cite the sections 8 and 9 Law Reform Act fatal -  Order 6 Rule 12 Civil Procedure Rules - How defects in a Notice of Motion can be cured - Section 72 of the Interpretation and General Provisions Act, Cap 2 Laws of Kenya - Where omissions go to the substance of the application and not mere form.

[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure-temporary injunction-seeking to restrain defendants from interfering with the suit land-where the land is the subject matter of a fraudulent transfer dispute-principles for granting an interlocutory injunction-Civil Procedure Rules, Order XXXIX, rules 1, 2, and 3

Criminal Law - Assault causing actual bodily harm - Appeal against conviction and sentence - Where the trial was conducted by an incompetent prosecutor - Duty of the trial court in re-evaluation and reconsideration of the evidence - Section 169(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code - Section 251 of The Penal Code - Section 85 of the Criminal procedure Code.

Land Law - Conveyancing practice and procedure - Consent Judgments - Where the District Surveyor does not comply with an order - Is a registry map an authority on general boundary matters - Duty of the court to re-examine and re-evaluate evidence - Is it proper for a court to set aside a consent order without the consent of the parties - Effect of a consent judgment - Procedure of setting aside a consent judgment - Section 143(1) of the RLA - Section 142(1))c) of the RLA - Section 21 (4) of the Registered Land Act .

Civil Procedure and Practice - Appeal against decision to strike out decision of striking out ammended plaint and further ammended plaint - Circumstances that an ammended plaint and further ammended plaint would be struck out - Application dismissed.

[RULING] - Judicial Review - Application for orders of Certiorari and Mandamus - Application against decisions of a Land Adjudication Committee - Time limit to file for application for leave under Order 53 of the Civil Procedure Rules  - Order 53 rule 3 of the Civil Procedure Rules - Section 26(3) of the Land Adjudication Act.

Civil Practice and Procedure-pleadings-striking out-where the parties filed a consent order contemporaneously with the amended plaint which was struck out-whether the consent validated the filing of the amended plaint -Civil Procedure Rules, Order VI, rule 13(1) 9(a) and (b)

[RULING]Judicial review - application for orders of certiorari to quash the decision,ruling or orders of the 2nd respondent and for mandamus to compel the 2nd respondent to implement a decision

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