Peter Kairu Mwangi v Attorney General, Land Registrar Thika & Chief Magistrate’s Court, Thika (Petition 3 of 2015) [2017] KEELC 2037 (KLR) (14 July 2017) (Ruling)
- Court
- Environment & Land Court
- Case number
- 2037
- Citation
- [2017] KEELC 2037 (KLR)
- Decided
- 14 July 2017
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TypePetitionPostureRespondents' appeal from a judgment of the Chief Magistrate's Court, ThikaCoramB. N. OLAO
Holding
The applicant's notice of motion is dismissed with costs to the 3rd interested party
Facts
The Petitioner sought an interim injunction restraining the 3rd interested party from developing land parcels in Ruiru East Block 2/12208-12223. The 1st respondent (Attorney General) and 2nd respondent (Land Registrar) were parties to the suit.
Issues
- Whether the interim injunction issued by the court was valid
- Whether the applicant's notice of motion was properly filed
Reasoning
The court found that the applicant's notice of motion was vague and did not specify which parcels of land the alleged contemnors were constructing.
Outcome
Appeal dismissed
Orders
- Interim injunction issued
- Notice of motion dismissed with costs
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