Court suspends orders directing Presidential Delivery Unit to disclose information
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Justice Mwita also ruled that use of public resources to launch and maintain a Government delivery portal was irregular, illegal and unlawful. Appeal determination The Government moved back to court and sought a stay of execution of orders pending the determination of an appeal. In its application, the Government listed eight grounds to demonstrate that its appeal was arguable.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper.
Justices Milton Mkahandia, William Ouko and Otieno Odek agreed. “Accordingly, we come to the conclusion that the applicants, having satisfied both limbs, are entitled to the protection of the law pending the lodging, hearing and determination of the appeal. In the result, the application succeeds and an order of stay of execution of the judgment and decree of November 8, 2017 granted until the appeal is lodged and heard,” the judges ruled.SEE ALSO :Standoff over judges, budget cuts augurs badly for Judiciary
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