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CLEOPHAS NYANGIRO OGENDO V SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT CO.LTD [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 910 of 2005	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: MA Ang'awa

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: CLEOPHAS NYANGIRO OGENDO v SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT CO.LTD

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Citation: CLEOPHAS NYANGIRO OGENDO v SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT CO.LTD [2008] eKLR

Land law - adverse possession -

Civil procedure rules order 9B;

NJOROGE WANJAGI KAROKI V JOHN GITHII MUTHUA [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 1606 of 2007	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: MA Ang'awa

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: NJOROGE WANJAGI KAROKI v JOHN GITHII MUTHUA

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Citation: NJOROGE WANJAGI KAROKI v JOHN GITHII MUTHUA [2008] eKLR

BEACON TOWERS LIMITED V TRENT HOLDINGS LIMITED & 3 Others [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 121 of 2008	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: MA Ang'awa

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: BEACON TOWERS LIMITED v TRENT HOLDINGS LIMITED, MAURICE ALDOUS OPAR, ENOCK H. TUITOEK & REGISTRAR OF TITLES

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Citation: BEACON TOWERS LIMITED v TRENT HOLDINGS LIMITED & 3 others [2008] eKLR

REPUBLIC V STEPHEN ONYANGO APONDI [2008]
Case Number: CRIMINAL CASE NO. 53	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: Onesmus Kimweli Mutungi

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: REPUBLIC v STEPHEN ONYANGO APONDI [2008] eKLR

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Citation: REPUBLIC v STEPHEN ONYANGO APONDI [2008]

[Ruling] Criminal practice and procedure-preliminary objection-preliminary objection against the legality of the proceedings-where the accused was charged with murder and held in custody for more than four months before being arraigned in court-whether the trial was a nullity-Penal Code sections 203, 204

Constitutional law-rights of an accused person-whether the rights of the accused were violated-duty of the prosecution to explain the inordinate delay-whether the failure of the prosecution to explain the inordinate delay could lead to an acquittal of the accused-whether such a nullity was curable in law-Constitution section 72 (3) (b) (6), 84 (1)

ATIQ MOHAMED MOHAMED NAAMAN V HEMED SALIM [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appeal 109 of 2006 & 89 of 2006	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: Joseph Kiplagat Sergon

Court: High Court at Mombasa

Parties: ATIQ MOHAMED MOHAMED NAAMAN v HEMED SALIM

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Citation: ATIQ MOHAMED MOHAMED NAAMAN v HEMED SALIM [2008] eKLR

CHARLES MUYA KABIRA V JACKSON SANKO KAPANDE [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 1857 of 2007	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: MA Ang'awa

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: CHARLES MUYA KABIRA v JACKSON SANKO KAPANDE

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Citation: CHARLES MUYA KABIRA v JACKSON SANKO KAPANDE [2008] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil practice and procedure - application for substituted service -

Civil procedure rules order 36 rule 8A;

KENATCO TRANSPORT COMPANY LIMITED V PETER M. KIMANI [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 267 of 1996	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: Joseph Kiplagat Sergon

Court: High Court at Mombasa

Parties: KENATCO TRANSPORT COMPANY LIMITED v PETER M. KIMANI

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Citation: KENATCO TRANSPORT COMPANY LIMITED v PETER M. KIMANI [2008] eKLR

E.N.N V L.J.N [2003] EKLR
Case Number: DIVORCE CAUSE NUMBER 177 OF 2003	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: David Anasi Onyancha

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: E.N.N v L.J.N [2003] eKLR

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Citation: E.N.N v L.J.N [2003] eKLR

Family Law-marriage-dissolution of-petition based on the ground of cruelty on the part of the respondent to the petitioner and their son of the marriage-allegations of desertion-respondent giving evidence in chief but failing to turn up in court for cross examination-where both parties alleged matrimonial offences-whether either of the parties proved the matrimonial offence of cruelty-whether the marriage had irretrievably broken down

JOHNSON KOBIA M. V ALOISE RENTARE NYAMU[2008]eKLR
Case Number: Civil Appeal 141 of 2006	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: Hannah Magondi Okwengu

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: JOHNSON KOBIA M. V ALOISE RENTARE NYAMU

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Citation: JOHNSON KOBIA M. v ALOISE RENTARE NYAMU[2008]eKLR

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DAVID GICHUHI KARIUKI V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE [2008] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appli. 147 of 2008	Date Delivered: 05 Jun 2008

Judge: George Matatia Abaleka Dulu

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: DAVID GICHUHI KARIUKI v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

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Citation: DAVID GICHUHI KARIUKI v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE [2008] eKLR

[RULING]JUDICIAL REVIEW application for leave to apply for orders of prohibition against the respondent application seeking to prohibit the respondent from compelling the applicant to have a yellow line across the whole of the body of his vehicle applicant alleging that the actions of the respondent had restrained him from use of his motor vehicle from 24/3/2008, thus infringing his legal rights respondent arguing that the orders sought by the applicant were contrary to the provisions of the Traffic Act whether applicant had shown a prima facie case Civil Procedure Rules order 53 rules 1(1),(2),(3); Traffic Rules, rule 20, 30(2)