Onesmus Ngige Munyambu & another v Kenwood Property Developers & another [2020] KEELC 2465 (KLR)
- Court
- Environment & Land Court
- Case number
- 2465
- Citation
- [2020] KEELC 2465 (KLR)
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TypeLand DisputePostureAppeal from a previous judgmentCoramL. GACHERU
Holding
The suit is partially merited and allowed in terms of prayers No. 1 and 3 only with costs being in the cause.
Facts
Onsemus Ngige Munyambu and Rose Achieno Obirika sought to consolidate their suit with a previous one and sought various orders including declaring them legal owners, discharging their villas, and granting a permanent injunction. Kenwood Property Developers and Family Bank Limited were the respondents.
Issues
- Consolidation of the suits
- Declaration of legal ownership
- Discharge of the villas
- Grant of a permanent injunction
Reasoning
The court consolidated the suits due to the similarity in subject matter and the ongoing progress of the previous suit. The court found the other prayers not merited at this stage.
Outcome
The suit is partially allowed.
Orders
- Consolidation of the suits
- Adoption of the 2nd Respondents' responses as formal replies
Remedies
- Declaration of legal ownership
- Discharge of the villas
Authorities cited
Legislation (1)
- Civil Procedure Act
Cases cited (1)
- Nguruman Limited ...Vs... Jan Bonde Nielsen & another [2017] eKLR
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