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DOLAT KARIM WALJEE
V.
S ROSE

(1976) JELR 105260 (CA)

Court of Appeal 12 Jan 1976 Kenya
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Suit Number:Civil Appeal 34 of 1975
Judges:Samuel William Wako Wambuzi
Location:Nairobi
Other Citations:Dolat Karim Waljee v. S Rose [1976] eKLR

JUDGMENT

Wambuzi P delivered the following This appeal is against an order of the High Court of Kenya requiring the appellant to vacate and deliver up to the respondent vacant possession of

the premises known as office No 4, Balfour House, Kimathi Street, Nairobi. The respondent is the lessee of the premises and one Mohamed Ibrahim Dar was a sub-lessee, and carried on a tailoring business in the premises under the name “Ibrahim and Sons” prior to his death in 1971. Upon Dar’s death the respondent claimed to have sub-let the premises to Dar’s sons on a month-to-month basis for the purpose of winding up their late father’s business. He appears to have been surprised in April 1972 to receive a cheque for rent emanating from the appellant who apparently was occupying the premises and purported to be his sub-tenant. The respondent sued inter alia for possession. On the other hand, the appellant claimed that Dar’s business, together with the tenancy, had been transferred to her by Dar before …

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