In re IW (Minor)
Adoption cause involving a minor in the High Court at Nairobi. The supplied text is incomplete and states that no substantive decision text is available.
- Adoption of minor
- Adoption
- Family-law
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Adoption cause involving a minor in the High Court at Nairobi. The supplied text is incomplete and states that no substantive decision text is available.
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Default judgment in a road accident negligence suit. The court awarded the plaintiff Kshs. 700,000 general damages and Kshs. 3,250 special damages.
The High Court dismissed an application to extend time for appeal, finding no satisfactory explanation for a two-month delay and prejudice after full settlement.
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The court amended the consent decree to reflect the converted title and ordered the defendants to provide completion documents for registration of the sublease, or the Land Registrar may proceed without the original title.
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The High Court dismissed a contempt motion, finding no wilful breach of the conservatory order and no evidentiary link to the named county officers.
The High Court struck out the petition and motion, finding the dispute had not exhausted the Societies Act appeal process and that the petitioners lacked locus standi.
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