Nairobi Printing Press v Byramje
Nairobi Printing Press v Byramje (Civil Appeal No. 6 of 1952) [1952] EACA 136 (1 January 1952)
The Court held that the appellant could not raise on appeal a point not challenged in the Supreme Court below, specifically the sufficiency of the notice to quit. The Board's finding that the occupiers received the notice was supported by evidence, and the notice was addressed to both the executors and the business, two of whom were partners and in occupation. The Court found no procedural irregularity amounting to a denial of natural justice, as the Board's proceedings were conducted with both parties represented and witnesses examined. The Court further held that the statutory ground for po…
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- Landlord And Tenant
- Notice To Quit
- Assignment Of Lease
- Natural Justice
- Rent Restriction
- Rebuilding And Reconstruction