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James Gakono Ngungi V Jane Njoki Ngungi & Another [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Application Nai 300 of 2004	Date Delivered: 16 May 2005

Judge: Erastus Mwaniki Githinji

Court: Court of Appeal at Nyeri

Parties: James Gakono Ngungi v Jane Njoki Ngungi; Veronica Muthoni Ngungi

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Citation: James Gakono Ngungi v Jane Njoki Ngungi & another [2005] eKLR

[RULING] Civil Practice and Procedure - application for leave to file Notice of Appeal and Record of Appeal out of time.

Jane N. Mukamba V Betty A. Wakala [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appeal 277 of 1993	Date Delivered: 16 May 2005

Judge: Alnashir Ramazanali Magan Visram

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: Jane N Mukamba v Betty A Wakala

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Citation: Jane N. Mukamba v Betty A. Wakala [2005] eKLR

Claim for money lent - duty of claimant to prove his case on a balance of probability.

Lucy Mwangi T/A Mwawaji Enterprises V Dadaab Investments Limited [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Appeal 68 of 2005	Date Delivered: 16 May 2005

Judge: Alnashir Ramazanali Magan Visram

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: Lucy Mwangi T/A Mwawaji Enterprises v Dadaab Investments Limited

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Citation: Lucy Mwangi T/A Mwawaji Enterprises v Dadaab Investments Limited [2005] eKLR

civil procedure - applicationfor stay of execution of interlocutory judgement pending appeal

John Kimani Nganga V Republic [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal 1 of 2003	Date Delivered: 16 May 2005

Judge: Fred Andago Ochieng

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: John Kimani Nganga v Republic

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Citation: John Kimani Nganga v Republic [2005] eKLR

CRIMINAL LAW - assault causing actual bodily harm - accused participating in a mob beating of the complainant - "mob justice" - the accused convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment on each of the two counts,the sentences to run consecutively - appeal - whether evidence sufficient to establish the offence on both counts - whether sentences excessive.

OPUNDO JAMES OMONDI T/a O.J. OMONDI & CO. ADVOCATES V EDITOR EAST AFRICAN STANDARD & Another [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 17 of 2005	Date Delivered: 15 May 2005

Judge: Kaburu Bauni

Court: High Court at Kisii

Parties: OPUNDO JAMES OMONDI t/a O.J. OMONDI & CO. ADVOCATES v EDITOR EAST AFRICAN STANDARD & STANDARD LIMITED

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Citation: OPUNDO JAMES OMONDI t/a O.J. OMONDI & CO. ADVOCATES v EDITOR EAST AFRICAN STANDARD & another [2005] eKLR

Walter Kamau Kinyanjui V Wambui Wambu [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 2004 of 1990	Date Delivered: 13 May 2005

Judge: Jackton Boma Ojwang

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: Walter Kamau Kinyanjui v Wambui Wambu

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Citation: Walter Kamau Kinyanjui v Wambui Wambu [2005] eKLR

[RULING]Civil Practice and Procedure - application for an eviction order - court order having previously declared the applicant to be the owner of the suit land - defendant not establishing any right or interest in the land - whether it was material under which provision of law the plaintiff had brought his application and that the eviction orders/decree had expired after 12 years.

Rev. Jackson Kipkemboi Kosgey & 8 Others V Rev. Samuel Mureiithi Njogu & 4 Others [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 1236 of 2004	Date Delivered: 13 May 2005

Judge: Jackton Boma Ojwang

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: Rev. Jackson Kipkemboi Kosgey; Rev. Charles Kabiru Ndaiga; Rev. Stephen Maina Mwangi; Rev. Josephat Kamau Ng'ang'a; Rev. Eliud Karanja Wanyoike; Rev. Enock K Kiplang'at; Rev. Stephen Kiguru Kamau; Rev. Stanley Waweru Kamau v Rev. Samuel Mureiithi Njo

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Citation: Rev. Jackson Kipkemboi Kosgey & 8 others v Rev. Samuel Mureiithi Njogu & 4 others [2005] eKLR

[RULING]Civil Practice and Procedure - application for an interlocutory injunction to restrain the defendants from interfering with the running of Churches - preliminary objection raised that the orders sought were unconstitutional for infringing on the respondent's freedom of worship and freedom of association - preliminary objection raising matters of controversial fact in respect of which the parties did not agree - whether objection sustainable.

David Njogu Gachanja V Thuo Mathenge & 2 Others [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Suit 692 of 2004	Date Delivered: 13 May 2005

Judge: Jackton Boma Ojwang

Court: High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)

Parties: David Njogu Gachanja v Thuo Mathenge; Anthony Mwangi & The People Ltd

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Citation: David Njogu Gachanja v Thuo Mathenge & 2 others [2005] eKLR

[RULING]Civil Practice and Procedure - alleged defamation - application for interlocutory injunction to restrain defendants from publishing further allegedly defamatory words pending the suit.

National Bank Of Kenya Limited V D.P. Mahinda T/a Jones & Jones Advocates [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 250 of 2001	Date Delivered: 13 May 2005

Judge: Luka Kiprotich Kimaru

Court: High Court at Nakuru

Parties: National Bank of Kenya Limited v D.P. Mahinda t/a Jones & Jones Advocates

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Citation: National Bank of Kenya Limited v D.P. Mahinda t/a Jones & Jones Advocates [2005] eKLR

[Ruling] Civil Procedure and Practice - Civil Procedure Rules - Order XVI Rules 5 and 6,and Order L - dismissal of suit for want of prosecution - factors to be ataken into acoount by the court

Peter K. Yego & 2 Others V Paulina Nekesa Kode [2005] EKLR
Case Number: Civil Case 194 Of 2004	Date Delivered: 13 May 2005

Judge: Luka Kiprotich Kimaru

Court: High Court at Nakuru

Parties: Peter K. Yego, Musa Boit,Michael Kipruto,T/A Ainoptich Borehole Water Project vs Paulina Nekesa Kode

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Citation: Peter K. Yego & 2 others v Paulina Nekesa Kode [2005] eKLR

(ruling) Civil Procedure - application under Order XXXIX Rules 1,2,3 and 9 of the Civil Procedure Rules injunction to restrain the defendant from sub-dividing,disposing of,transferring,constructing,cultivating or cutting trees on the suit premises pending the hearing and determination of this case - that title to land based on a court order that was subsequently set aside does not amount to indefeasible title