I think we have accepted and moved on

The Law students/scholars and law schools will however be very interested in the full judgement for their research.

Who knows, it might in future be used as an 'Authority' in one of the Commonwealth countries

Now that we are talking about judgements, can somebody advise on the in-duplum rule. Some background. A bank current account had a debit balance of Kshs 298,000 in august last year 2012, the customer paid the bank 297,000 and then did not make further payments, the bank has been posting interest and penalties and interest on the account and now April 2012 the bank is demanding 8,700/- and continues to accrue. The customer has not used the account over the entire period. For how long should this piling of penalties and interest continue? Is there point of stopping. The bank has referred the matter to the Credit Reference Bureau.

What is this post doing here?Is it Jubilee Bank or Cord Bank?Hapa we are outside Nakumatt City Hall.Mambo ya pesa peleka huko!!!!!!!

It may be a single ruling but the content maybe 'solomonic'

Good judgement if I may say so.

[303] We came to the conclusion that, by no means can the conduct of this election be said to have been perfect, even though, quite clearly, the election had been of the greatest interest to the Kenyan people, and they had voluntarily come out into the polling stations, for the purpose of electing the occupant of the Presidential office.

[304] Did the Petitioner clearly and decisively show the conduct of the election to have been so devoid of merits, and so distorted, as not to reflect the expression of the people’s electoral intent? It is this broad test that should guide us in this kind of case, in deciding whether we should disturb the outcome of the Presidential election.

[306]In summary, the evidence, in our opinion, does not disclose any profound irregularity in the management of the electoral process, nor does it gravely impeach the mode of participation in the electoral process by any of the candidates who offered himself or herself before the voting public.