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County Government of Narok v Ntutu & 2 others; Maasai Mara Disables Help Group (Applicant) (Civil Appeal (Application) E052 of 2025) [2026] KECA 5 (KLR) (16 January 2026) (Ruling)

[2026] KECA 5 (KLR) Court of Appeal
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Court
Court of Appeal
Case number
5
Citation
[2026] KECA 5 (KLR)
Decided
16 January 2026
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TypeCivil AppealPostureApplication to join as interested partyCoramC. Mbogo, JUDGE OF APPEAL, Munyao Sila, PM GACHOKA
Holding

The Court of Appeal allowed the application to join the Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group as an interested party in the appeal.

Facts

Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group seeks to join the appeal as an interested party, claiming the County Government of Narok occupies and uses the suit land for the betterment of Narok County, including persons with disabilities. The land was irregularly allocated to the 1st respondent, Livingstone Kunini Ntutu, and the trial court upheld the allocation.

Issues

  1. Whether the Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group should be allowed to join the appeal as an interested party.
  2. Whether the appeal should be successful if the Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group is allowed to join the appeal.

Reasoning

The Court of Appeal found that the Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group has a legitimate interest in the appeal and that allowing them to join would not prejudice the interests of the other parties.

Outcome

The Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group was allowed to join the appeal as an interested party.

Orders

  • The Maasai Mara Disables Self-Help Group was allowed to file submissions in the main appeal.
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