Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission v Testimony Enterprises Limited & 7 others
Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission v Testimony Enterprises Limited & 7 others [2025] KEHC 9156 (KLR)
The court found that the 2nd defendant could not have filed the additional documents earlier because the criminal proceedings only became available in March 2025, after the conclusion of the related criminal case. The court acknowledged that the evidence sought to be introduced is crucial to the 2nd defendant's defence and may assist in resolving the issues in dispute. While the plaintiff argued that it would suffer prejudice due to the late introduction of evidence after closing its case, the court held that the 2nd defendant's right to a fair trial under Article 50 of the Constitution outwe…
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- Adduction Of Additional Evidence
- Fair Trial Rights
- Admissibility Of Evidence
- Delay And Case Management
- Cross Examination Rights