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ELRCOtherCivil Appeal 1 of 2006

AVIATION & ALLIED WORKERS UNION V MINISTER FOR LABOUR & HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT [2007] KEELRC 1 (KLR)

Industrial Court at Nairobi
27 November 2007
259 words in judgment
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The bottom line

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A Kenya Aviation union's appeal over a Minister's rejection of an employee grievance came before the Industrial Court, but the judgment record is incomplete.

What this practically means

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Executive summary

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This is an appeal before the Industrial Court at Nairobi, Civil Appeal 1 of 2006, in which the Aviation & Allied Workers Union appealed against an order of the Minister for Labour & Human Resource Development dated 14th September 2005 rejecting the grievance of an employee referred to as grievant S/No. 4734, with Kenya Airways Ltd joined as an interested party. The appeal was received on 1st February 2006 and directions were issued for written replies and rejoinders. On 24th March 2006 the Minister raised a Preliminary Objection to the hearing of the appeal, supported by the Interested Party's rejoinder of 12th April 2006. The appeal was heard on 18th May 2006 and judgment was delivered at Nairobi on 27th November 2007 by Charles P. Chemmuttut, sitting with Members J.M. Kilonzo and A.O. Wafula. The version of the judgment supplied is materially incomplete: the substance of the Union's leave application, the parties' submissions on the Preliminary Objection, the court's findings, the final orders and the costs order are all missing from the text. Accordingly, no holdings, orders or costs determination can be reliably extracted, and this flag is recorded for verification against the official certified copy.

Questions the Court framed

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The issues the Court set itself to decide, in its own words.

  1. 1.Determination of the Preliminary Objection raised by the Respondent to the hearing of the appeal
  2. 2.The Union's application for leave to appeal against the Minister's order dated 14th September 2005 rejecting the grievance of grievant S/No. 4734

Key legal issues

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Legal principles established

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    Court orders

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      The bench

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      One judgment of the whole court — no separate or dissenting opinions.

      majority

      Wrote the judgment

      JK
      majority
      AW
      majority
      On appeal from
      The Minister for Labour & Human Resource Development
      Jurisdiction invoked
      Leave to appeal against an order by the Minister dated 14th September 2005 (provisions not stated in the judgment as supplied)

      Quotable passages

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      Verbatim from the judgment, each located to the page it appears on in the official PDF — so these can be cited and checked directly.

      The Union lodged an application for leave to appeal against an order by the Minister, dated 14th September, 2005
      p. 1Nature of the application before the court
      delivered at Nairobi this 27th day of November, 2007
      p. 1Date and place of delivery of judgment

      Issues in the judgment

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      material

      The judgment text is truncated/incomplete - the body of the judgment, findings, final orders and costs order are missing, jumping from the description of the appeal to the date of delivery

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      Cite this brief

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      Cite this brief

      Caselaw, "AVIATION & ALLIED WORKERS UNION V MINISTER FOR LABOUR & HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT [2007] KEELRC 1 (KLR)", Case Analysis (2007). Civil Appeal 1 of 2006. Source: https://new.kenyalaw.org/akn/ke/judgment/keelrc/2007/1/eng@2007-11-27

      Suggested citation format for research notes or client memos. Always verify the original judgment before relying on any point.