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Election Petitions [2017] KEMC 55 (KLR)

Salim Mweni Athman v Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commisssion (I.E.B.C),Sudi Masha & Mramba Nixon Charo

Salim Mweni Athman v Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commisssion (I.E.B.C),Sudi Masha & Mramba Nixon Charo [2017] KEMC 55 (KLR)

The court struck out an election petition for failure to deposit security for costs and for omitting the election results and declaration date from the pleadings.

  • Security For Costs
  • Pleading Requirements
  • Affidavit Compliance
  • Disclosure Of Results
  • Jurisdictional Thresholds
  • Election-petitions
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Election Petitions [2017] KEHC 2360 (KLR)

Martha Wangari Karua & Joseph Gachoki Gitari v Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commission, Seki Lempaka, Ann Waiguru & Peter Ndambiri

Martha Wangari Karua & Joseph Gachoki Gitari v Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commission, Seki Lempaka, Ann Waiguru & Peter Ndambiri [2017] KEHC 2360 (KLR)

The High Court struck out an election petition for failing to state the election results and date of declaration, holding the omissions were fatal and not curable by Article 159.

  • Election Petition Content Requirements
  • Mandatory Procedural Compliance
  • Jurisdictional Thresholds
  • Public Interest In Election Disputes
  • Election-petition
  • Rule-8-compliance
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Commercial And Corporate [2017] KECA 218 (KLR)

Parag Bhabwanjighai Savani v Jitu Tribhovanshai Savani, Pvrv Rao & Shiv Savani

Parag Bhabwanjighai Savani v Jitu Tribhovanshai Savani, Pvrv Rao & Shiv Savani [2017] KECA 218 (KLR)

The Court of Appeal held that the High Court lacked jurisdiction to grant the inspection and injunctive orders sought by Jitu because he did not meet the statutory threshold of holding at least 10% of the shares in the companies, as required by section 165 of the Companies Act. The Court further found that section 166 was not engaged, as there was neither a special resolution by the companies nor a report from the Registrar of Companies. The Court criticized the High Court for failing to respect the principle of judicial non-interference in company management (Foss v Harbottle), for entertain…

  • Company Inspection Orders
  • Minority Shareholder Rights
  • Jurisdictional Thresholds
  • Abuse Of Process
  • Injunctive Relief
  • Judicial Discretion
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