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The Court of Appeal held that a dispute over registering collateral property turned on ownership, not a commercial claim, and upheld dismissal of ECobank's appeal.
The High Court held that a cooperative’s sale of its coffee factory was a commercial dispute within the Commercial Court’s jurisdiction and dismissed Mwezi Coffee’s appeal.
The Court of Appeal held that the second appeal was inadmissible because both lower courts had rejected the same jurisdictional argument over a commercial contract.
The Court of Appeal held that the loan dispute was a commercial matter, voided the lower judgments for lack of jurisdiction, and awarded costs and attorney fees.
The Court of Appeal held that the enforcement claim was properly before the Commercial High Court, but dismissed the appeal as filed out of time.
The Court of Appeal held that a claim to compel compliance with a judgment against WASAC Ltd was properly brought, but dismissed the appeal as out of time.
The Commercial High Court held that a MINICOM-BEREXINVEST collaboration over a business week was not a commercial contract, so the commercial court lacked jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court held that HOME BASKET SACCO could intervene, but that the High Commercial Court lacked jurisdiction over auction-procedure disputes.
The Commercial Court held it had jurisdiction over an application to enforce an arbitral award against the Ministry of Education and joined the Permanent Secretary compulsorily.
The Commercial Court held it had jurisdiction to hear ERJB Ltd’s enforcement claim, dismissed the preliminary objection, and joined the Permanent Secretary as a party.
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