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Citation
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Judgment date
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| June 2025 |
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30 June 2025 |
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30 June 2025 |
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The court addressed whether cancellation of land title by a registration authority on alleged fraud was legal and proper.
Judicial review; land registration; statutory authority limits; procedural impropriety; illegality; right to fair hearing.
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26 June 2025 |
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25 June 2025 |
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24 June 2025 |
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The High Court dismissed a revision application challenging a magistrate's order on an illegal loan transaction, emphasizing appeal route for merit-based issues.
Civil procedure – Revision of magistrate court's decision – Jurisdiction and enforcement of illegal agreements – Interest on illegal loan.
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23 June 2025 |
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Plaintiff's claim for unlawful eviction dismissed; property lawfully mortgaged and sold.
Contract Law - Mortgage - Validity of Sale Agreement and Power of Attorney in mortgage proceedings - Cause of action and eviction claims
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20 June 2025 |
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Judicial review dismissed as premature; no title was cancelled, only recommended.
Administrative law – Judicial review – Authority to recommend versus finalize land title cancellations – Prematurity of review application.
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20 June 2025 |
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Court grants stay of execution, pending appeal, preventing the earlier judgment from being irreversible.
Civil procedure – stay of execution – conditions for stay pending appeal – appeal's prospect of success.
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20 June 2025 |
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The court granted a stay of execution pending appeal, maintaining the status quo to preserve appeal rights.
Civil Procedure – Stay of Execution – Requirements for stay pending appeal – Grounds for appeal and execution threat.
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20 June 2025 |
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The court quashed a land registration amendment due to procedural impropriety and illegality.
Land Registration – Judicial Review – Procedural Impropriety – Lack of Notice – Illegality – Ultra Vires Actions – Irrationality
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20 June 2025 |
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Application for judicial review dismissed as time-barred due to failure to seek an extension for late filing.
Judicial review - time limits - procedural requirements for filing - inability to challenge leadership tenure extensions.
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20 June 2025 |
Education Law – Legal Personality – Management Committees – Suing Non-Existent Parties – Capacity to Sue and Be Sued – Article 126(2)(e) Constitution – Inherent Powers of Court – Regulation 26 of Education Regulations – Avoidance of Liability – Striking Out and Substitution of Parties – Order 7 Rule 11 – Order 1 Rule 10(2) CPR – Section 98 CPA
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19 June 2025 |
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19 June 2025 |
Civil Procedure – Leave to Appeal – Interlocutory Orders – Necessary Parties – Supreme Court Precedent – Judicial Discretion – Stay of Proceedings – Civil Procedure Rules, Order 44 rules 1–4, Order 52 rules 1–2 – Judicature Act, s. 33 – Civil Procedure Act, s. 98 – Addition of Attorney General as a party – Effect of Executive Order – Judicial Review – Binding precedent – Prima facie grounds of appeal – High threshold for stay of proceedings
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17 June 2025 |
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Dismissal upheld for lack of grounds in judicial review challenging procedural propriety and legality in decision-making.
Judicial review – Employment dismissal – Grounds of illegality, procedural impropriety and fairness in administrative decisions.
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16 June 2025 |
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13 June 2025 |
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13 June 2025 |
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13 June 2025 |
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Judicial review dismissed as applicant failed to exhaust remedies and process was fair.
Immigration law – judicial review – amenability of judicial review – exhaustion of available remedies – procedural fairness
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13 June 2025 |
Judicial Review – Illegality – Procedural Impropriety – Irrationality – Public Procurement Guidelines – Right to be heard – FIDIC standards – Performance Guarantees – Professional Indemnity Insurance – PPDA Guidelines – Jurisdiction of Public Bodies
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13 June 2025 |
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12 June 2025 |
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11 June 2025 |
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Plaintiff's suit for detinue against government dismissed; maize seizure lawful due to seller's lack of title.
Tort law – Detinue – Continuing tort – Conversion and unlawful detention of goods – Limitation period for tort claims against government.
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10 June 2025 |
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Court dismissed claims that mandatory use of National ID for social services violated rights to social security and health.
Constitutional law - national identification - mandatory use for accessing social services - alleged rights violations - assessment of exclusion and discrimination claims.
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10 June 2025 |