Siundu v Angote & another; Kenya Legal Defence Fund for Human Rights (Interested Party)
Siundu v Angote & another; Kenya Legal Defence Fund for Human Rights (Interested Party) [2025] KEELC 4808 (KLR)
The court found that the Kenya Legal Defence Fund for Human Rights had not demonstrated an identifiable stake, legal interest, or that it would be affected by the outcome of the appeal. The applicant's role as a provider of legal aid to the appellant did not, in itself, justify its joinder as an interested party. The court emphasized that joinder is discretionary and requires a clear legal interest or stake in the proceedings, which the applicant failed to establish. The applicant's partisanship and lack of proximity to the substantive issues in the appeal further militated against its joinde…
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- Joinder Of Parties
- Interested Party Status
- Appeals Procedure
- Eviction Disputes