[2025] KECPT 234 (KLR)

[2025] KECPT 234 (KLR)

The tribunal found that the judgment debtor failed to demonstrate any bona fide effort to repay the loan, either before or after losing his employment. Despite the existence of a consent order for payment by instalments, the respondent defaulted and provided no evidence of partial payments or concrete steps to...

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Citation
[2025] KECPT 234 (KLR)
Parties
Applicant: Stima DT Sacco; Respondent: Dan Angila
Court
Cooperative Tribunal
Jurisdiction
Kenya
Case Number
Tribunal Case 96/E017 of 2022
Procedural Posture
Notice to Show Cause / Ruling on Execution Proceedings
Outcome
Notice to show cause allowed; warrant of arrest issued against the judgment debtor.
Judges
BM Kimemia, Janet Mwatsama, B Sawe, F Lotuiya, P. Gichuki
Legal Topics
Loan Recovery, Execution of Decree, Consent Judgment, Instalment Payment, Default on Loan
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Banking and Finance Loan Recovery Execution of Decree Consent Judgment Instalment Payment Default on Loan

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Parties

Stima DT Sacco

Applicant

Dan Angila

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Notice to Show Cause / Ruling on Execution Proceedings

  1. 1 Whether the judgment debtor has provided sufficient cause to set aside the notice to show cause for execution.
  2. 2 Whether the tribunal should grant an extension of time for the judgment debtor to settle the decretal sum in instalments.

Ratio Decidendi

The tribunal found that the judgment debtor failed to demonstrate any bona fide effort to repay the loan, either before or after losing his employment. Despite the existence of a consent order for payment by instalments, the respondent defaulted and provided no evidence of partial payments or concrete steps to settle the debt. The tribunal was not convinced by the plea for extension of time, as no attempt at repayment had been made. Consequently, the tribunal allowed the notice to show cause and issued a warrant of arrest against the judgment debtor to enforce the decree.

Court Disposition

Notice to show cause allowed; warrant of arrest issued against the judgment debtor.

Orders

  • Notice to show cause dated 2/10/2024 is allowed.
  • Warrant of arrest is issued against the judgment debtor.