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In re MA (Baby) [2020] eKLR
Case Metadata
Case Number:
Adoption Cause 182 of 2018
Parties:
In re MA alias AAAMM (Baby)
Date Delivered:
26 Oct 2020
Case Class:
Civil
Court:
High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)
Case Action:
Ruling
Judge(s):
Francis Gikonyo
Citation:
In re MA (Baby) [2020] eKLR
Court Division:
Family
County:
Nairobi
Case Outcome:
Matter be given a fresh hearing date in the registry
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI
ADOPTION CAUSE NO. 182 OF 2018
IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF BABY AM ALIAS AAAMM (MINOR)
VMM.................................................1
ST
APPLICANT
RCM................................................2
ND
APPLICANT
RULING
1.
In this application for the adoption of a minor by the applicants a husband and wife, the matter came before me for hearing on 1
st
October, 2020 and the court put it for a ruling.
2.
Having perused the file however, I note that the report of the guardian ad litem CWK is not on the file, nor was the said report adopted as evidence by the guardian ad litem, thus the fixing of the matter for a ruling by the court was premature and erroneous.
3.
I thus will not deliver the scheduled ruling and instead order as follows-
1. The report of the guardian ad litem will be filed without any delay.
2. The matter will be given a fresh hearing date in the registry.
Dated and delivered this 26
th
October, 2020.
George Dulu
JUDGE
As notice for the ruling was issued and the matter was listed in the cause list for today, I have delivered the Ruling, and the Deputy Registrar will transmit the ruling electronically to counsel.
Delivered virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Ministry of Health Regulations.