REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND LAND COURT AT NAIROBI
JR. CASE NO. 2 OF 2019
REPUBLIC...............................................................................APPLICANT
AND
THE CHIEF LAND REGISTRAR......................................RESPONDENT
JAMES KIMANI KANYORO.............................EXPARTE APPLICANT
RULING
1. I have considered the chamber summons dated 28/1/2019 together with all the materials attached thereto. The ex-parte applicant contends that his land was fraudulently transferred to third parties. This culminated in criminal proceedings against the culprit(s). The current title holders entered into a compromise with the ex-parte applicant and executed transfer instruments in favour of the ex-parte applicant. The Land Registrar has, however, failed to register the instruments and or act on the ex-parte applicant’s application.
2. I am satisfied that the application discloses a prima facie cause of action calling for further consideration through a substantive motion. Consequently, leave is hereby granted to the exparte applicant in terms of prayer 2 of the chamber summons.
The substantive motion shall be commenced within twenty one (21) days. In default, the leave granted herein shall lapse. Mention on 6/3/2019.
DATED, SIGNED AND DELIVERED AT NAIROBI ON THIS 29TH DAY OF JANUARY 2019.
B M EBOSO
JUDGE
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