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The executing court cannot enforce matters not expressly decreed; since the trial court was uncertain about the existence of machines and advised a new suit for ownership, execution is not permissible.
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The Court of Appeal upheld the return of forfeited livestock after convictions under the Environmental Management Act were quashed, finding no lawful sale order existed.
The Court of Appeal upheld the return of forfeited livestock after the respondents’ convictions were quashed, but limited the return to the identified animals.
The High Court struck out MIG Industries Limited’s interim application after the applicant failed to file written submissions as ordered, awarding costs to the respondents.
The High Court allowed an appeal in part, finding an oral partnership proved by admissions and unchallenged evidence, and ordered return of property, refund, damages, and costs.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal and quashed an order returning money to the complainant after acquittal, finding no conclusive proof the cash belonged to him.
The High Court dismissed an appeal over recovery of a cow paid as betrothal price, holding the appellant failed to prove the respondent received the cow’s carcass.
Second appeal dismissed after the court held that the Baraza la Jadi lacked jurisdiction, making the cattle attachment unlawful and confirming return of the cows and calves.
The High Court held that the plaintiff lawfully bought cattle from the defendant and awarded damages for cattle not returned and lost milk income, but dismissed malicious prosecution.
The evidence against the appellant was unreliable and insufficient to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt; convictions and sentences are quashed.
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