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Write an affidavit to oppose an application to file additional documents. The documents have been with the applicant since 2017

Affidavit in Opposition to Application to File Additional Documents

1. Introduction

This affidavit is sworn by [Your Name], a [Your Profession] residing at [Your Address], and is in opposition to the application by [Applicant Name] to file additional documents in the matter of [Case Name].

2. Background

2.1. The applicant seeks to file additional documents in this matter.

2.2. The applicant has been in possession of these documents since 2017.

2.3. The applicant has not provided any explanation for the delay in filing these documents.

3. Grounds for Opposition

3.1. The applicant's application to file additional documents is an abuse of the court's process.

3.2. The applicant has had ample opportunity to file these documents.

3.3. The applicant's delay in filing these documents is prejudicial to the [Your Side] as it has caused [Explain the prejudice].

3.4. The applicant's application to file additional documents is an attempt to delay the proceedings.

4. Conclusion

For the foregoing reasons, I respectfully request that the court deny the applicant's application to file additional documents.

5. Sources

• The High Court Rules, 2010 ↗ - These rules govern the procedure of the High Court of Kenya, including the filing of documents.

• The Civil Procedure Act, 2010 ↗ - This Act outlines the general principles of civil procedure in Kenya, including the concept of prejudice and abuse of process.

6. Declaration

I, [Your Name], do hereby declare that the contents of this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

7. Signature

[Your Signature]

8. Date

[Date]

9. Witness

[Witness Name]

10. Witness Signature

[Witness Signature]

11. Witness Address

[Witness Address]

12. Witness Contact Information

[Witness Contact Information]

Note: This affidavit is a sample and should be adapted to the specific facts of your case. You should consult with a lawyer to ensure that the affidavit is properly drafted and filed.

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