City Lawyer Moses Nyambega addressing the court during the hearing of a civil suit brought against officials of the central Kenya Conference by Geoffrey Asanyo and Charles Maranga at Milimani law courts on Monday 21 September, 2105.
BY SAM ALFAN.
High court will make a decision on September 24 over the Central Kenya Conference leadership wrangle.
Justice Roselyn Aburili said pending the decision of the court the order halting newly elected officials stopped from taking over the church management and function shall remain in force.
The court will consider t6he application by two church members Geoffrey Asanyo nad Dr Charles Maranga claiming some church ministers purported to hold election on 6 to 8 September 2105 at Karura SDA Church Nairobi without involvement of known delegates
The judge observed until all parties are heard the interim order issued on 11 September 2015 shall remain in-force until the inter parties hearing.
Justice Aburili said there will no prejudice suffered by the defendant, if the order is extended until September 24.
The two applicants Mr Asanyo and Dr Maranga, have submitted to the court that the said election was irregular and unlawful as current officials were not involved.
They said through their lawyer Moses Nyambega, that proper procedure was not when the elections were held.
He told the court that the current officials were elected on 30 March 2010 and their term will expire on 30 November 2015 that when elections are supposed to be conducted.
Consequently John Kiragu Jeremy of Central Kenya Association, Samuel Makori, Alfred Gitonga Makundu of East Africa Union Conference, Kennedy Maina, Japhet Ochorokodi and David Sande of West Kenya Conference, Blasious Raquri Alain, Jerome Habicha of East Central Africa Division cannot hold themselves has officials of Central Kenya Conferrer
Mr Nyambeya further submitted to the court that defendants lacks the legal capacity to call for election of the Central Kenya Conference and holding themselves as executive director, Secretary general and Treasurer respectively.
