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Kenya Union of Domestic, Hotels, Educational Institutions, Hospitals & Allied Workers (KUDHEIHA) v Management of Tea Hotel; Ravji Devji Chhabhadia & 3 others (Purchasers); Tea Hotel Limited (Proposed Interested Party) [2020] KEELRC 1905 (KLR)

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS COURT OF KENYA AT KERICHO CAUSE NO.10 OF 2016 KENYA UNION OF DOMESTIC, HOTELS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, HOSPITALS & ALLIED WORKERS (KUDHEIHA).............. CLAIMANT VERSUS THE MANAGEMENT OF TEA HOTEL............................................................ RESPONDENT AND RAVJI DEVJI CHHABHADIA KANJI DEVJI CHHABHADIA CHANDRAKANTI DEVJI CHHABHADIA SHASHIKANT KANJIBHAI PINDORIYA....................................................... PURCHASERS AND TEA HOTEL LIMITED................................................... PROPOSED INTERESTED PARTY DIRECTIONS ON PENDING RULING The pending ruling herein is with regard to application dated 16 th December, 2019 filed by the Proposed interested party, Tea Hotel Limited represented by the firm of MIDENGA & COMPANY ADVOCATES. The ruling was to be delivered on 19 th March, 2020 at Nakuru. This was not possible following the Chief Justice Directions on 15th March, 2020 suspending all court operations. The Chief Justice has since issued follow up directions for the delivery of due rulings/judgements electronically with the approval of the parties. In this regard, the claimants’ advocates KEMBOI & COSMAN CO. ADVOCATES applied to have the ruling delivered through this mode. Directions issued for all parties to indicate approval and the respondent through ORINA & COMPANY ADVOCATES have indicated their approval electronically as well as the firm of MENEZES & COMPANY ADVOCATES for the purchasers. There is communication by the applicant and proposed interested party through the firm of MIDENGA & COMPANY ADVOCATES which does not give approval on the grounds that we sought and obtained leave to file an application for cross-examination of Mr. Kemboi’s client. However the pending ruling relates to application dated 16 th December, 2019 by the proposed interested party as noted above. This is therefore to direct as follows; 1. As all parties have now been notified of the pending ruling as outlined above; 2. The ruling shall be delivered electronically on 3 rd April, 2020;

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3. The Deputy Registrar, ELRC Nakuru shall post the same electronically to the parties and cause the same to be posted on Kenya Law website. Transmission electronically via the following email addresses; gkemboi1@gmail.com Advocate for the Claimant lgmenezes@lgmenezes.com Advocate for the emorina2003@yahoo.com Advocate for Respondent, cmidenga@gmail.com advocate for the proposed interested party. Dated and delivered at Nakuru electronically this 2nd April, 2020. M. MBARU JUDGE purchasers

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