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Odhiambo Owiti & Co Advocates v Equator Bottlers Limited [2021] eKLR
Case Metadata
Case Number:
Miscellaneous Civil Cause 33 of 2020
Parties:
Odhiambo Owiti & Co Advocates v Equator Bottlers Limited
Date Delivered:
24 Nov 2021
Case Class:
Civil
Court:
Employment and Labour Relations Court at Kisumu
Case Action:
Ruling
Judge(s):
Radido Stephen Okiyo
Citation:
Odhiambo Owiti & Co Advocates v Equator Bottlers Limited [2021] eKLR
Case History:
Arising from professional services rendered by the advocate/applicant for the client/Respondent in Original Kisumu ELRC No. 36 of 2018
Court Division:
Civil
County:
Kisumu
History Docket No:
Elrc 36 of 2018
History County:
Kisumu
Disclaimer:
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS COURT
AT KISUMU
MISC CIVIL CAUSE NO. 33 OF 2020
ODHIAMBO OWITI & CO ADVOCATES.............................ADVOCATE/
APPLICANT
v
EQUATOR BOTTLERS LIMITED.............................................................RESPONDENT
(Arising from professional services rendered by the advocate/applicant
for the
client/Respondent in Original Kisumu ELRC No. 36 of 2018)
BETWEEN
BONIFACE SIFUNA KUKUNI.......................................................................CLAIMANT
v
EQUATOR BOTTLERS LIMITED............................................................RESPONDENT
RULING
1. On 27 August 2020, the Taxing Officer taxed an advocate/client Bill of Costs by the applicant law firm in the sum of Kshs 233,018/75, and she issued a Certificate of Costs on 7 September 2020.
2. The Respondent did not settle the bill, and on 12 February 2021, the applicant filed a Motion with the Court seeking an order adopting the Certificate of Costs as a judgment of the Court.
3. The applicant also sought interest on the costs from 27 August 2020.
4. Despite service, the Respondent did not file any response to the Motion.
5. The Court gave the parties an opportunity to settle the issue of costs, but no agreement was reached.
6. The Court has considered the Motion and supporting affidavit and grants the following orders:
(a) The Certificate of Costs issued on 7 September 2020 is adopted as a judgment of the Court.
(b) The taxed costs to attract interest at court rates from 27 August 2020.
DELIVERED THROUGH MICROSOFT TEAMS, DATED AND SIGNED IN KISUMU ON THIS 24TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2021.
RADIDO STEPHEN, MCIARB
JUDGE
Appearances
For applicant Owiti, Otieno & Ragot Advocates
For Respondent Kiragu Wathuta & Co. Advocates
Court Assistant Chrispo ura