A party may, by notice, object to a pleading and in that notice, state the grounds of objection except that no objection may be raised to any pleading on the ground of any want of form.
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The Motion is expressed under Section 16 of the Employment and Labour Relations Court Act Rule 33 of the Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules 2024 and Section. 1A, 1B and 3A of the Civil Procedure Act and is based on the grounds outlined on its face and the Supporting Affidavit of Mr. John Njoroge sworn on 1st July, 2026.
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A party who intends to call, an expert witness shall notice to that effect, together with a summary of the evidence, report opinion, of the expert-witness, as part of the witness statement or list and…
Any party who requires a witness to attend any proceedings to give evidence on his behalf may upon-order by the Court have summons issued by the Registrar for that purpose.
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