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Civil Procedure [2020] KEELC 433 (KLR)

Mbaka Rithi & Njagi Rithi v Veronica Wanjiru Ngahu

Mbaka Rithi & Njagi Rithi v Veronica Wanjiru Ngahu [2020] KEELC 433 (KLR)

The Environment and Land Court at Chuka dismissed the suit for want of prosecution after the parties failed to attend two show-cause hearings.

  • Dismissal For Want Of Prosecution
  • Order 17 Rule 2
  • Suit Management
  • Court Attendance
  • Dismissal-for-want-of-prosecution
  • Order-17-rule-2
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Civil Procedure [2017] KEELC 699 (KLR)

Fredrick Mutegi Thara v M’Arimi M’Athara & 2 others

Fredrick Mutegi Thara v M’Arimi M’Athara & 2 others [2017] KEELC 699 (KLR)

The Environment and Land Court at Chuka dismissed the suit for want of prosecution after neither party appeared to show cause under Order 17 rule 2(1).

  • Dismissal For Want Of Prosecution
  • Order 17 Rule 2
  • Suit Management
  • Dismissal-for-want-of-prosecution
  • Order-17-rule-2
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil Procedure [2017] KEELC 1409 (KLR)

Presbyterian Foundation PCEA Iriga Parish Iriga Dispensary v Director of Medical Services,Meru South County Council & Attorney General

Presbyterian Foundation PCEA Iriga Parish Iriga Dispensary v Director of Medical Services,Meru South County Council & Attorney General [2017] KEELC 1409 (KLR)

The court found that proper notice to show cause why the suit should not be dismissed for want of prosecution was issued to the parties. Neither the applicants nor the respondents appeared in court or provided any reasons to oppose the dismissal. In the absence of any steps taken by the parties to prosecute the suit and no cause being shown, the court exercised its discretion under Order 17 Rule 2(1) of the Civil Procedure Rules to dismiss the suit for want of prosecution. The court emphasized the importance of diligent prosecution of cases and the need to avoid unnecessary delays in the admi…

  • Dismissal For Want Of Prosecution
  • Bill Of Rights Enforcement
  • Suit Management
  • Constitutional Petition Procedure
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