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Shete v Commissioner for Cooperative Development [2025] KECPT 382 (KLR)
The Cooperative Tribunal struck out an appeal as premature because no surcharge order had been issued, and upheld a preliminary objection on jurisdiction.
Orient Saving & Credit Cooperative Society Limited v Ngigi [2025] KECPT 310 (KLR)
The Cooperative Tribunal dismissed an application to review and set aside a surcharge-related ruling, finding no new evidence, no apparent error, and no basis to extend appeal timelines.
Gitonga v Commissioner for Cooperative & another [2025] KECPT 328 (KLR)
The Tribunal declined to determine the surcharge appeal on the merits and directed the cooperative society to file minutes of the meeting adopting the inquiry report.
Ochieng v Commissioner of Cooperative Development [2025] KECPT 294 (KLR)
The Cooperative Tribunal granted leave to appeal out of time, stayed related proceedings subject to security, and validated the memorandum of appeal.
Osiko & 9 others v Isiolo Teachers Sacco Society & another [2025] KECPT 260 (KLR)
The Tribunal struck out a preliminary objection for improper representation and dismissed an application for leave to appeal out of time and stay of execution.
Osiko & 9 others v Isiolo Teachers Sacco Society & Commissioner for Coop Development [2025] KECPT 246 (KLR)
The Cooperative Tribunal struck out a respondent’s preliminary objection for lack of proper representation and dismissed an application for leave to appeal out of time and stay of execution.
Embu Teachers Co-operative Society Limited v Nguru [2025] KECPT 97 (KLR)
The Tribunal upheld a surcharge against a former co-operative official, finding the inquiry, surcharge process, and 20% interest all lawful under the Act.
Rachuonyo Teachers Sacco Society Limited v Okeyo [2025] KECPT 86 (KLR)
The Respondent's failure to respond to the notice of intention to surcharge, appeal the surcharge, or file a response to the application to strike out the defence indicates a lack of intention to defend the claim, rendering the Statement of Defence a sham and thus meeting the threshold for striking out and entering summary judgment.
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Thogo v Commissioner for Co-operative Development and Marketing; Wanandege Housing Co-op Society Ltd (Interested Party) [2025] KEHC 642 (KLR)
The High Court held that time for appealing under section 74(1) of the Co-operative Societies Act ran from service of the surcharge order, not its date.
Embu Teachers Co-operative Society Limited v Kiriro [2025] KECPT 83 (KLR)
The Tribunal held that the Notice of Change of Advocates was valid despite dispensing with service to the former advocate, and that the Claimant's claim was merited because the Respondent had exhausted his appeal rights against the surcharge order and the Commissioner had the discretion to set the interest rate on the surcharged amount.
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