FORMER Law Society of Kenya chief executive officer Apollo Mboya has laid bare his case against Supreme Court Judge Njoki Ndung'u and accused her of acting with impunity. “The senior-most judge, which in this instance ought to have been Honourable JusticeMohammed Ibrahim, was available, yet Honourable Justice Njoki Ndung’u with impunity allocated herself the file,” he protested. According to the former LSK boss, only a Bench of five judges constitutes a quorum at the Supreme Court. “Honourable Justice Njoki Ndung’u with impunity ingressed the Supreme Court Registry, grabbed a court file and purported to constitute her single Supreme Court Bench to hear the matter ex-parte and grant orders,” Mboya said in a petition seen by the Star. In his petition, Mboya argued that only the CJ is responsible for allocation of cases and constituting the panel and, in his absence, the senior-most judge.

Source: The Star May 30, 2016 03:33 UTC