A Nairobi Court has extended orders prohibiting the increment of parking fees for private cars and public service vehicles in Nairobi.
High Court Judge Antony Mrima at the same time enjoined Nairobi Metropolitan Services as interested party in the matter.
The petitions had been filed by the Matatu Owners Association and the Consumer Federation of Kenya together with other businessmen including Paul Kobia, who were represented by lawyer Henry Kurauka.
The county wanted to increase parking fees from Sh 200 to Sh 400.
The matter will be mentioned on May 3, 2021 to allow parties to file submissions and for further directions.
You may also like
-
The Ken Walibora Education Center director charged with Sh 2.6 M fraud.
-
Two Former Police Officers convicted of killing a woman at City seeks non-custodial sentence.
-
Four Senior Nairobi County Officials risks being committed to civil jail if they fail to pay a 90 years old Widow of Sh 12M.
-
Two police constables have been convicted of manslaughter after they were accused of killing a businesswoman at City Park
-
Plea against a businessman in Sh 3.6 million obtaining claims deffered to May.
