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Gazette Notice No. 10320 of 2025

The Chief Magistrate’s Court at Kisumu announces its intention to seek leave to destroy specified criminal and civil records.

Official PDF · 1.5 MB

Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 4618.

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What the notice says

  1. Records destruction

    Link
    Court
    Chief Magistrate’s Court at Kisumu (Intends to apply for leave to destroy records)
    Leave authority
    Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
    Registry
    Chief Magistrate’s Civil and Criminal registries (Comprehensive list of condemned records available for perusal)
    Place
    Kisumu
    Issuing authority
    Chief Magistrate, Kisumu
    Notice period
    three (3) months after the date of this publication
    Records
    Criminal Cases 2016 – 2018; Civil Cases 2008 – 2010
    Exhibit claim deadline
    before the expiry of the notice
    Unclaimed exhibits
    All exhibits for which no claim is substantiated before the destruction of the records shall be deemed to be part of the records for purposes of destruction

Schedule 2 rows

Criminal Cases2016 – 2018
Civil Cases2008 – 2010

Everyone named

CourtChief Magistrate’s Court at Kisumu
Signed byD. O. ONYANGO, Chief Magistrate, Kisumu
Leave authorityChief Justice of the Supreme Court
RegistryChief Magistrate’s Civil and Criminal registries
PlaceKisumu
PlacesKisumu Law Courts
Also namedSupreme Court

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Corrections 0

Corrected by
No corrigendum in the issues we hold.
Refers to
No other notices.

Cite

Kenya Gazette Notice No. 10320 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 160, 25 July 2025, p. 4618.

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About this data

Source
Official PDF of Vol. CXXVII No. 160, from Kenya Law
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Filed under: Court, 2025 · July 2025 · Chief Magistrate’s Court at Kisumu · Supreme Court · Vol. CXXVII No. 160