Ntoburi (Suing as Legal Representative of Ntoburi Ithibutu & another v Lands Adjudication and Settlement Officer, Igembe & 7 others (Civil Appeal 116 of 2018) [2025] KECA 180 (KLR) (7 February 2025) (Judgment)
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- 180
- Citation
- [2025] KECA 180 (KLR)
- Decided
- 7 February 2025
The Court of Appeal upheld the judgment of the ELC, finding that the adjudication process and issuance of titles did not leave parcel No. LR. NO. Ithima/Antuambui/5157 landlocked without an access road and that the acreage on the title deeds does not differ from the acreage on the adjudication register.
Facts
The appellants claim that the adjudication process, registration, and issuance of titles for three parcels of land (LR. NO. Ithima/Antuambui/2406, 2424, and 5157) left parcel No. LR. NO. Ithima/Antuambui/5157 landlocked without an access road and that the acreage on the title deeds differs from the acreage on the adjudication register.
Issues
- Whether the adjudication process and issuance of titles for the parcels of land left parcel No. LR. NO. Ithima/Antuambui/5157 landlocked without an access road.
- Whether the acreage on the title deeds for the parcels of land differs from the acreage on the adjudication register.
Reasoning
The Court of Appeal reviewed the evidence and found that the adjudication process and issuance of titles did not result in the parcel being landlocked without an access road, and that the acreage on the title deeds is consistent with the acreage on the adjudication register.
Outcome
Affirmed
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