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Family And Children [2025] KEHC 3610 (KLR)

In re Estate of Samuel Wambugu Ngunyi (Deceased)

In re Estate of Samuel Wambugu Ngunyi (Deceased) [2025] KEHC 3610 (KLR)

Court
High Court
Case number
Succession Cause 2120 of 2005
Judge
PM Nyaundi

Order 13 Rule 2 of the Civil Procedure Rules is explicitly excluded from application in probate proceedings by Rule 63 of the Probate and Administration Rules, and this exclusion is a substantive matter of procedure, not a mere technicality that can be overridden by Article 159(2)(d) of the Constitution.

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  • Revocation Of Grant
  • Probate Procedure
  • Applicability Of Civil Procedure Rules
  • Admissions In Succession
  • Fraud In Administration
  • Constitutional Principles
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Administrative Law [2017] KEHC 9223 (KLR)

Republic v Public Procurement Administrative Review Board & Intertek Testing Services (EA) Limited Ex-Parte SGS Kenya Limited

Republic v Public Procurement Administrative Review Board & Intertek Testing Services (EA) Limited Ex-Parte SGS Kenya Limited [2017] KEHC 9223 (KLR)

Court
High Court
Case number
Judicial Review Miscellaneous Application 496 of 2017
Judge
JM Mativo

The court found that the Energy Regulatory Commission's termination of the tender process was not supported by sufficient evidence of substantial technological change as required by section 63 of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act. The Review Board erred in upholding the termination without such evidence, as no technical report or expert opinion was presented before it. The court emphasized that mere recitation of statutory language or ipse dixit affidavits is insufficient; there must be clear, cogent, and tangible evidence to support the statutory ground for termination. The proce…

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  • Public Procurement
  • Judicial Review
  • Tender Termination
  • Fair Administrative Action
  • Statutory Compliance
  • Constitutional Principles
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