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Civil-procedure [2026] KEELC 2377 (KLR)

Arusei (Suing as the legal administrator of the Estate of the Late Elizabeth Jepkoech Ruto - Deceased) & 2 others v Ruto

Arusei (Suing as the legal administrator of the Estate of the Late Elizabeth Jepkoech Ruto - Deceased) & 2 others v Ruto (Environment and Land Case E016 of 2023) [2026] KEELC 2377 (KLR) (29 April 2026) (Ruling)

The court withheld judgment, set aside closure orders, recalled the plaintiffs’ witnesses for cross-examination, and reinstated the defence and counterclaim.

  • Setting-aside-ex-parte-proceedings
  • Right-to-fair-hearing
  • Reinstatement-of-defence-and-counterclaim
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Enlargement-of-time
  • Civil-procedure
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Succession-law [2026] KECA 552 (KLR)

Said & another v Mohamed & 2 others

The Court of Appeal dismissed a succession appeal, upheld the concurrent decisions below, and found no breach of fair hearing or error in the estate distribution.

  • Distribution-of-estate
  • House-without-land
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Fair-hearing
  • Preliminary-objection-on-timeliness
  • Jurisdiction-over-successive-estates
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Civil-procedure [2026] KEELC 1018 (KLR)

Seset & 2 others (Suing as the legal representatives of the Estate of Chebor Kiprop Kalikwon) v Psinen

The court dismissed a late application to amend the defence and counterclaim, holding it was not brought in good faith and would prejudice the plaintiffs.

  • Amendment-of-pleadings
  • Late-amendment-after-close-of-plaintiff’s-case
  • Prejudice
  • Good-faith
  • Adverse-possession
  • Trust-claim
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Employment-law [2025] KEELRC 3634 (KLR)

Ngare v Goodlife Pharmacy Limited

Ngare v Goodlife Pharmacy Limited (Cause 557 of 2019) [2025] KEELRC 3634 (KLR) (16 December 2025) (Ruling)

The court allowed the employer to file additional documentary evidence and recall witnesses, finding the omission was due to counsel’s mistake and no undue prejudice was shown.

  • Adduction-of-additional-evidence
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Discretion-of-court
  • Prejudice-to-parties
  • Mistake-of-counsel
  • Additional-evidence
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Criminal-law [2025] KEHC 9279 (KLR)

Mboya v Republic

Mboya v Republic [2025] KEHC 9279 (KLR)

The High Court allowed an application to recall witnesses in a criminal appeal retrial, holding the recall was justified to clarify the record and ensure a fair hearing.

  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Fair-trial-rights
  • Interpretation-of-judgment
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Criminal-appeal
  • Evidence-act
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Civil-procedure [2025] KEHC 9216 (KLR)

Kiamba t/a Oasis Resorts Club & another v Mutuku

Kiamba t/a Oasis Resorts Club & another v Mutuku [2025] KEHC 9216 (KLR)

The High Court allowed an appeal in execution proceedings, set aside dismissal of an objection and a refusal to recall witnesses, and remitted the matter.

  • Execution-proceedings
  • Objector-proceedings
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Functus-officio
  • Advocate-negligence
  • Ownership-of-attached-property
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Criminal-law [2025] KEHC 1046 (KLR)

Karundito v Republic

Karundito v Republic [2025] KEHC 1046 (KLR)

The High Court declined to start a murder trial de novo after a judge transfer, holding that section 200 CPC gives discretion, not an automatic right.

  • Murder-trial
  • Transfer-of-judge
  • Section-200-cpc
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Prejudice-to-accused
  • De-novo-hearing
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Criminal-law [2025] KEHC 3215 (KLR)

Republic v Ochieng

Republic v Ochieng [2025] KEHC 3215 (KLR)

The High Court at Kakamega sustained an objection to producing the original Firearm Movement book, finding the late attempt would prejudice the accused.

  • Admissibility-of-evidence
  • Primary-and-secondary-evidence
  • Public-documents
  • Recall-of-witnesses
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Civil-procedure [2024] KEHC 16128 (KLR)

Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited v Mwangi

Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited v Mwangi [2024] KEHC 16128 (KLR)

The High Court allowed an appeal after finding the trial court should have reopened proceedings to let the appellant cross-examine and present its defence.

  • Recall-of-witness
  • Ex-parte-proceedings
  • Judicial-discretion
  • Right-to-be-heard
  • Civil-procedure
  • Recall-of-witnesses
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Criminal-law [2024] KEHC 15959 (KLR)

Republic v Litembekho

Republic v Litembekho [2024] KEHC 15959 (KLR)

The High Court dismissed a revision application, holding there was no impropriety in the trial court’s discharge of the accused under section 87A CPC.

  • Revisionary-jurisdiction
  • Discharge-of-accused
  • Recall-of-witnesses
  • Trial-procedure
  • Supervisory-jurisdiction
  • Criminal-revision
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