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PINNACLE PROJECTS LTD. V In The Matter Of The Abitration Act [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Miscellaneous Case 742 of 2008	Date Delivered: 03 Nov 2009

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Commercial Courts Commercial and Tax Division)

Parties: PINNACLE PROJECTS LTD. v In the matter of the Abitration Act

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Citation: PINNACLE PROJECTS LTD. v In the matter of the Abitration Act [2009] eKLR

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BOOKER ONYANGO & 2 Others V ELDORET WATER SANITATION CO. LTD [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli 247 of 2008	Date Delivered: 26 Feb 2009

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: Court of Appeal at Eldoret

Parties: BOOKER ONYANGO & 2 others v ELDORET WATER SANITATION CO. LTD

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Citation: BOOKER ONYANGO & 2 others v ELDORET WATER SANITATION CO. LTD [2009] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - extension of time - application for extension of time to file appeal - matters which the applicants were required to establish to the court - whether there was an intended appeal - whether there had been inordinate delay - whether an extension of time would prejudice the respondent - Court of Appeal Rules rule 4, 76, 81

Manase Onyimbi V Board Of Management Of Kenya Medical Research Institute & Another [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli 215 of 2008	Date Delivered: 16 Jan 2009

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: Court of Appeal at Kisumu

Parties: Manase Onyimbi v Board of Management of Kenya Medical Research Institute & Director, Alupe Leprosy and Skin Disease Research Center Busia (K)

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Citation: Manase Onyimbi v Board of Management of Kenya Medical Research Institute & another [2009] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - appeal - application for extension of time to file notice of appeal and record of appeal - applicant stating that he was acting in person and that he was not aware that the he was required to file the application within a prescribed time - applicant citing delay in obtaining his case file from his previous advocate as the cause of the delay - unfettered judicial discretion of the court to extend time -Court of Appeal Rules rule 4, 42

Nagendra Saxena V Miwani Sugar Mills Limited & 3 Others [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli 217 of 2008 (UR 137/2008)	Date Delivered: 16 Jan 2009

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: Court of Appeal at Kisumu

Parties: Nagendra Saxena v Miwani Sugar Mills Limited, Miwani Sugar Co. (1989) Ltd (In Receivership), John G. Kimani T/A Jogi Auctioneers & Crossley Holdings Limited

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Citation: Nagendra Saxena v Miwani Sugar Mills Limited & 3 others [2009] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - appeal - application for stay of execution and proceedings in the High Court pending appeal - duty of the applicant to show that he had an arguable appeal and that unless he was granted a stay, the success of his appeal would be rendered nugatory - Court of Appeal Rules rule 5(2)(b)

P.A.T V R.W.O [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Divorce Cause 155 of 2003	Date Delivered: 19 Sep 2008

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: P.M.T v R.W.O

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Citation: P.A.T v R.W.O [2008] eKLR

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L.W.W V T.C [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Divorce Cause 17 of 2006	Date Delivered: 19 Sep 2008

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: L.W.W v T.C

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Citation: L.W.W v T.C [2008] eKLR

Family Law-marriage-dissolution of-grounds of cruelty and desertion-whether the marriage was irretrievably broken down

MARGARET JOSEPH MUKUA V ATTORNEY GENERAL [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 2668 of 1994	Date Delivered: 19 Sep 2008

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: MARGARET JOSEPH MUKUA v ATTORNEY GENERAL

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Citation: MARGARET JOSEPH MUKUA v ATTORNEY GENERAL [2008] eKLR

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Rosemary Makena Mwangi & Another V Mwangi Harun & Another [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli 185 of 2006	Date Delivered: 04 Jul 2008

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: Court of Appeal at Nairobi

Parties: Rosemary Makena Mwangi & Simon Muraya v Mwangi Harunn & Flora Kabura Chege the Administrator of the Estate of John Chege

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Citation: Rosemary Makena Mwangi & another v Mwangi Harun & another [2008] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - appeal - application for extension of time to file and serve notice and record of appeal - grounds: that the applicants were advanced in age and mistakenly thought that the appeal was being prosecuted by the counsel on record; that they had mistakenly served a notice of appeal out of the prescribed time and that they had an arguable case - delay of about 28 years - whether the delay was inordinate - delay attributed to the mistake of advocates - Court of Appeal Rules rule 4

Anastasius H. Kamau V Karen Insurance Brokers Limited [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli 210 of 2007 (130/2007 UR)	Date Delivered: 20 Jun 2008

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: Court of Appeal at Nairobi

Parties: Anastasius H. Kamau v Karen Insurance Brokers Limited

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Citation: Anastasius H. Kamau v Karen Insurance Brokers Limited [2008] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure - appeal - application for extension of time to file and serve notice of appeal - dispute relating to tenancy and non-payment of rent - delay of about 3 months - duty of the applicant to give a satisfactory explanation for the delay - whether there was a likelihood that the respondent would be prejudiced if the application was allowed - Court of Appeal Rules rule 4

SUSY WAGABI WANDERA V PETER NZINGA MALIKI [2007] EKLR
Case Number: Divorce Cause 122 of 2005	Date Delivered: 03 Dec 2007

Judge: Joyce Adhiambo Aluoch

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: SUSY WAGABI WANDERA v PETER NZINGA MALIKI

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Citation: SUSY WAGABI WANDERA v PETER NZINGA MALIKI [2007] eKLR

Family Law-marriage-dissolution of marriage-grounds of cruelty-where the marriage had no issues-where the two never lived and cohabited after marriage because the petitioner left Kenya two days after the marriage and did not return until after 7 years-respondent having taken another woman while the petitioner was gone-whether the marriage had broken down irretrievably-whether the grounds of cruelty were proved