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the civil procedure act - Kenya Law Reports

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Rev. 2010] Civil Procedure CAP. 21 199(b) in any o<strong>the</strong>r case, by originating summons in <strong>the</strong> High Court.(2) Save for special reasons to be recorded by <strong>the</strong> judge, <strong>the</strong> order shall in8. (1) A memorandum of appeal under section 62 (1) or section 73 (1)(2) Unless <strong>the</strong> court o<strong>the</strong>rwise orders, <strong>the</strong> persons to be served with <strong>the</strong>memorandum of appeal shall be <strong>the</strong> society and every party to <strong>the</strong> proceedingsbefore <strong>the</strong> Disciplinary Committee.(3) A person who has not been served with <strong>the</strong> memorandum of appealbut who desires to be heard in opposition to <strong>the</strong> appeal may be heard if <strong>the</strong> courtconsiders him a proper person to be heard.9. (1) An appellant under section 62 (1) or section 73 (1) of <strong>the</strong> Act mayserving it on every party to <strong>the</strong> appeal and on <strong>the</strong> society.(2) Where an appeal has been discontinued under sub-rule (1) it shall betreated as having been dismissed with an order for <strong>the</strong> payment by <strong>the</strong> appellantof <strong>the</strong> costs of and incidental to <strong>the</strong> appeal.10. (1) An originating summons under this Order shall be made returnablebe served on all parties at least seven clear days before <strong>the</strong> return date.ORDER 53[Subsidiary][Order 52, rule 8.]Title and service ofappeal.[Order 52, rule 9.]Discontinuance ofappeal.[Order 52, rule 10.]Procedure.APPLICATIONS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW1. (1) No application for an order of mandamus, prohibition or certiorarishall be made unless leave <strong>the</strong>refor has been granted in accordance with this rule.(2) An application for such leave as aforesaid shall be made ex parte toa judge in chambers, and shall be accompanied by a statement setting out <strong>the</strong>name and description of <strong>the</strong> applicant, <strong>the</strong> relief sought, and <strong>the</strong> grounds on[Order 53, rule 1.]Applicationsfor mandamus,prohibition andcertiorari to be madeonly with leave.(3) The judge may, in granting leave, impose such terms as to costs andinsurance bond from a reputable institution.(4) The grant of leave under this rule to apply for an order of prohibition

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