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CHARLES WANJAU KARIMI
V.
REPUBLIC

(1997) JELR 103452 (CA)

Court of Appeal 21 Apr 1997 Kenya
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- The applicant, a public servant, was convicted on seven counts of stealing by a person employed in the public service under s.280 of the Penal Code and one count of fraudulent false accounting under s.330(a) of the Penal Code. - His initi

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Suit Number:crim appl 8 of 97
Judges:Riaga Samuel Cornelius Omolo, Samuel Elikana Ondari Bosire, Abdulrasul Ahmed Lakha
Location:Nairobi
Other Citations:CHARLES WANJAU KARIMI v. REPUBLIC[1997]eKLR

RULING OF THE COURT

The applicant was convicted after a trial of seven counts of stealing by a person employed in the public service, contrary to s.280 of the Penal Code and a further count of fraudulent false accounting contrary to s.330(a) of the penal Code. His first appeal to the superior court against both conviction and sentence was dismissed. Thereafter the applicant did not make any application to the same court for bail pending appeal to this court as he should properly have done in view of the provisions of s.361 (b) of the Criminal Procedure Code as read with rule 41 of the Rules of this court. That being so, this application does not lie.

Moreover, on the merits the applicant's intended appeal does not appear to us to have overwhelming chances of success.

In the circumstances we find that it has no merit and is accordingly ordered dismissed.

Dated at Nairobi this 21st day of April, 1997.

R.S.C. OMOLO

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JUDGE OF APPEAL

A. A. LAKHA

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JUDGE OF APPEAL

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