All templatesREPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE'S COURT AT NAKURU
CIVIL CASE NO. E980 OF 2024
BETWEEN
RIFT VALLEY AGRO SUPPLIES LIMITED ....................................... PLAINTIFF
-VERSUS-
DANIEL KIMANI MBURU ....................................................... DEFENDANT
DECREE
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE'S COURT AT NAKURU
CIVIL CASE NO. E980 OF 2024
RIFT VALLEY AGRO SUPPLIES LIMITED ……………………………….. PLAINTIFF
-VERSUS-
DANIEL KIMANI MBURU ……………………………………………………… DEFENDANT
DECREE
CLAIM FOR:
(a) KES 1,250,000 being the price of goods sold and delivered;
(b) interest;
(c) costs of the suit.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Draft Decree / Order (for approval) template (Kenya)
What it is for
A sample Draft Decree / Order (for approval) for use in Kenya, drafted under the Civil Procedure Rules 2010.
The Kenyan law it follows
- Civil Procedure Rules 2010 — Order 21 rule 7 (the decree agrees with the judgment and states the suit number, the parties, the particulars of the claim, the relief granted and who pays the costs)
- Civil Procedure Rules 2010 — Order 21 rule 8 (the decree bears the date of the judgment; a party prepares the draft for the approval of the other parties, then the registrar, or in a subordinate court the magistrate, signs and seals it; orders are drawn up in the same way)
Who prepares it
This is normally drawn by an advocate, and where it is a court paper, filed by one. The sample shows what the finished document looks like.
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Sample draft decree / order (for approval)
The first part of the sample is shown here. The names, amounts and facts are made up to show how the document reads.
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This is a sample for general information. It is not legal advice and may not suit your situation. Laws change, and a document has to fit your own facts; have an advocate check it before you rely on it.