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AAG v MI alias GKK (Civil Appeal E086 of 2022) [2026] KECA 239 (KLR) (13 February 2026) (Judgment)

[2026] KECA 239 (KLR) Court of Appeal
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Court
Court of Appeal
Case number
239
Citation
[2026] KECA 239 (KLR)
Decided
13 February 2026
Judges
SG Kairu, AK Murgor
Parties
raw · defendants · plaintiffs
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TypeAppealPostureAppeal from the Judgment and Orders of the High Court of Kenya at MombasaCoramSG Kairu, AK Murgor
Holding

The Nyali property is divided 60% to the Appellant and 40% to the Respondent. The Nyeri Municipality plot and Nyeri plot are shared equally between the parties. The Ruai plot is retained by the Respondent.

Facts

The Appellant and Respondent were married under Islamic Law. The Respondent filed a cause before the Kadhi's court seeking for a dissolution of the marriage, mut'a compensation, and distribution of the matrimonial property. The Kadhi ordered the parties to attempt reconciliation, and the Respondent withdrew the prayer for distribution of matrimonial property.

Issues

  1. Division of matrimonial properties
  2. Financial and indirect contributions to the acquisition and maintenance of properties

Reasoning

The court took into account the indirect contributions of the Respondent towards the acquisition and maintenance of the matrimonial properties.

Outcome

Appeal allowed in part

Orders

  • Judgment of the High Court set aside
  • Nyali property shared 60% to Appellant and 40% to Respondent
  • Nyeri Municipality plot shared equally
  • Nyeri plot shared 60% to Appellant and 40% to Respondent
  • Ruai plot retained by Respondent
  • Motor vehicle retained by Respondent

Remedies

  • Set aside the High Court's judgment
  • Share the properties as specified

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Married Women's Property Act, 1882 (repealed)
  • Article 45 (3) of the Constitution
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