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the civil procedure act - Kenya Law Reports

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Rev. 2010] Civil Procedure CAP. 21 41(ccondition imposed on any person, under an order of <strong>the</strong> courtin any suit or in any proceeding consequent <strong>the</strong>reon,<strong>the</strong> decree or order may be executed against him, to <strong>the</strong> extent to whichhe has rendered himself personally liable, in <strong>the</strong> manner herein providedfor <strong>the</strong> execution of decrees, and such person shall for <strong>the</strong> purposes ofappeal be deemed a party within <strong>the</strong> meaning of section 34:Provided that such notice in writing as <strong>the</strong> court in each case93. In all suits to which any person under disability is a party,any consent or agreement as to any proceeding shall, if given or madewith <strong>the</strong> express leave of <strong>the</strong> court by <strong>the</strong> next friend or guardian for<strong>the</strong> suit, have <strong>the</strong> same force and effect as if such person were under nodisability and had given such consent or made such agreement.94. Where <strong>the</strong> High Court considers it necessary that a decreepassed in <strong>the</strong> exercise of its original <strong>civil</strong> jurisdiction should be executedbefore <strong>the</strong> amount of <strong>the</strong> costs incurred in <strong>the</strong> suit can be ascertained bytaxation, <strong>the</strong> court may order that <strong>the</strong> decree shall be executed forthwith,except as to so much <strong>the</strong>reof as relates to <strong>the</strong> costs; and as to so much<strong>the</strong>reof as relates to <strong>the</strong> costs that <strong>the</strong> decree may be executed as soonas <strong>the</strong> amount of <strong>the</strong> costs shall be ascertained by taxation.95.doing of any <strong>act</strong> prescribed or allowed by this Act, <strong>the</strong> court may, inits discretion, from time to time, enlarge such period, even though <strong>the</strong>96. Where <strong>the</strong> whole or any part of any fee prescribed for anydocument by <strong>the</strong> law for <strong>the</strong> time being in force relating to court feeshas not been paid, <strong>the</strong> court may, in its discretion, at any stage, allow<strong>the</strong> person by whom such fee is payable to pay <strong>the</strong> whole or part, as <strong>the</strong>case may be, of <strong>the</strong> fee; and upon such payment <strong>the</strong> document in respectof which such fee is payable shall have <strong>the</strong> same force and effect as ifConsent oragreement bypersons underdisability.Execution of decreeof High Court beforecosts ascertained.Enlargement of time.Power to make upfees.97. (Renumbered as section 3A.).98. Where any person neglects or refuses to comply with a decreeor order directing him to execute any conveyance, contr<strong>act</strong> or o<strong>the</strong>rdocument, or to endorse any negotiable instrument, <strong>the</strong> court may, onsuch terms and conditions, if any, as it may determine, order that <strong>the</strong>conveyance, contr<strong>act</strong> or o<strong>the</strong>r document shall be executed or that <strong>the</strong>negotiable instrument shall be endorsed by such person as <strong>the</strong> court mayExecution ofinstruments by orderof court.

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