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Originally published by Capital Newstop
October 21, 2025
10h ago
Court slashes Litein High School damage fee to Sh10,000, voids Sh49,000 demand

Delivering the ruling on Tuesday, Justice Joseph Sergon said the school’s earlier directive was unreasonable and unrealistic, especially at a time when Form Four candidates are preparing to sit for their national examinations. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalf..
✨ Key Highlights
The High Court in Kericho has significantly reduced the damage fee for students at Litein High School following school property destruction, ruling that parents must pay Sh10,000 per student instead of the previously demanded Sh49,000. This decision provides relief for parents and students, especially Form Four candidates preparing for national examinations.
- Original demand of Sh49,000 per student was nullified; revised to Sh10,000.
- Justice Joseph Sergon deemed the school's initial demand "unreasonable and unrealistic."
- Over 800 Form Four students were reportedly turned away from examination rehearsals due to financial demands.
- Lawyers urged the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to investigate Litein High School's administration for persistent unrest.
- Both parties are to file submissions by November 21, 2025, for a final judgment.
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