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Your search for a case with Party/ Parties named Nation Media Group yielded 42 results |
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Nation Media Group Ltd & Another V Chirau Ali Mwakwere [2010] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Application 353 of 2009 |
Delivery Date : |
Fri 30 , April, 2010 |
| Judge : |
P. K. TUNOI, E. O. O’KUBASU & E. M. GITHINJI |
| Court : |
Court of Appeal at Nairobi |
| Citation : |
NATION MEDIA GROUP LTD & Another V CHIRAU ALI MWAKWERE [2010] eKLR |
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[Ruling] Civil Practice and Procedure – application for stay of execution of judgment and decree of the High Court – the superior court found the applicants liable for the publication of defamatory material against the respondent – arguability of intended appeal – whether the appal if successful would be rendered nugatory – whether the fact that a respondent in an application for stay of execution has the financial means to refund the decretal sum should the appeal succeed is invariably decisive - factors that may render the success of an appeal nugatory must be considered within the circumstances of each particular case |
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P. K. Bhatia Ltd V Nation Media Group Ltd [2010] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 99 of 2000 |
Delivery Date : |
Thu 29 , April, 2010 |
| Judge : |
F. N. MUCHEMI |
| Court : |
High Court at Bungoma |
| Citation : |
P. K. BHATIA LTD V NATION MEDIA GROUP LTD [2010]eKLR |
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Nation Media Group Ltd & 2 Others V John Joseph Kamotho & 3 Others [2010] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Appeal 284 of 2005 |
Delivery Date : |
Thu 25 , March, 2010 |
| Judge : |
P.K. TUNOI, E.O. O’KUBASU & P.N. WAKI |
| Court : |
Court of Appeal at Nairobi |
| Citation : |
NATION MEDIA GROUP LTD & 2 Others V JOHN JOSEPH KAMOTHO & 3 Others [2010] eKLR |
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Defamation – appeal – appeal against High Court judgment awarding general and aggravated damages in favour of the respondents for defamation – defamation suit relating to radio and television broadcasts by the appellants to the effect that the 1st respondent’s sons had due to drunkenness been involved in an a car accident - the respondents claiming that the information passed on to the public was that the sons of the 1st respondent had misbehaved, breached the peace, had committed a criminal offence and had wriggled out of the consequences because of the position of standing of their father in the Government and in the political world – duty of the appellate court when considering an appeal from a trial by the High Court Tort – defamation – tort of defamation -ingredients of the tort of defamation –whether the statements broadcasted were defamatory – sufficiency of the evidence produced to establish that the broadcast complained of clearly referred to all the respondents –whether the words published were libellous - whether the appellants’ broadcast lowered respondents’ standing in the perception of right thinking persons in society Damages – damages for defamation – High Court awarding different amounts of damages to each respondent under the heads of general and aggravated damages – circumstances under which the appellate court may disturb the amount of damages awarded by the trial judge - whether the trial court based the award of damages on an incorrect principle |
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Jakoyo Midiwo V Nation Media Group & Another[2010] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 381 of 2004 |
Delivery Date : |
Wed 24 , March, 2010 |
| Judge : |
j.w.mwera |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
Jakoyo Midiwo V Nation Media Group & Another[2010] eKLR |
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RULING-Civil Law-Civil Procedure Rules orders XXXXI rule 4;L RULE 1 |
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Cecil Guyana Miller V Nation Media Group Limited & Another [2010] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Suit 102 of 2009 |
Delivery Date : |
Fri 26 , February, 2010 |
| Judge : |
JW Mwera |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
CECIL GUYANA MILLER V NATION MEDIA GROUP LIMITED & Another [2010] eKLR |
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[Ruling] striking out –application to strike out statement of defence – ground; that statement of defence was simplistic and raised no triable issue did – whether a case had been made out to strike the statement of defence – Civil Procedure Rules Order 6 Rule 13 (b),(c),(d) |
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John Michuki V Nation Media Group Limited [2009] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 216 of 2008 |
Delivery Date : |
Fri 23 , October, 2009 |
| Judge : |
ALI-ARONI |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
JOHN MICHUKI V NATION MEDIA GROUP LIMITED [2009] eKLR |
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Tort-defamation-libel-injury to reputation-plaintiff alleged that the defendant published offending words recklessly against him-where the plaintiff was the Minister of Internal Security and Provincial Administration-whether the plaintiff had discharged the onus of proof-whether the words published were injurious to the character of the plaintiff-quantum of damages-Evidence Act sections 107, 108 |
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Lawrence Nginyo Kariuki V Wangethi Mwangi & Another [2009] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 2253 of 1999 & 2254 of 1999 (Consolidated) |
Delivery Date : |
Fri 16 , January, 2009 |
| Judge : |
HPG Waweru |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
LAWRENCE NGINYO KARIUKI V WANGETHI MWANGI & Another [2009] eKLR |
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Tort - Defamation - compensatory and exemplary damages for libel -
Defamation act section 7 (1) and (2); Civil procedure rules order 6, rule 6A (3); |
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Mohammed Isahakia V Nation Media Group Limited & 2 Others [2008] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Suit 615 of 2007 |
Delivery Date : |
Thu 20 , November, 2008 |
| Judge : |
JM Khamoni |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
MOHAMMED ISAHAKIA V NATION MEDIA GROUP LIMITED & 2 Others [2008] eKLR |
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Wilfred Kamau Githua V Nation Media Group Limited [2008] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 2059 of 2000 |
Delivery Date : |
Tue 11 , November, 2008 |
| Judge : |
Alnashir Visram |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
WILFRED KAMAU GITHUA V NATION MEDIA GROUP LIMITED [2008] eKLR |
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Pan Africa Builders & Contractors Limited V Nation Media Group Limited & Another [2008] eKLR
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| Case Number : |
Civil Case 115 of 2003 |
Delivery Date : |
Fri 07 , November, 2008 |
| Judge : |
HPG Waweru |
| Court : |
High Court at Nairobi (Nairobi Law Courts) |
| Citation : |
PAN AFRICA BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS LIMITED V NATION MEDIA GROUP LIMITED & Another [2008] eKLR |
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