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Nancy Wangari Kinyua v Rose Wambui & another [2021] KEELC 19 (KLR)

[2021] KEELC 19 (KLR) Environment & Land Court
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Court
Environment & Land Court
Case number
19
Citation
[2021] KEELC 19 (KLR)
Decided
31 December 2021
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TypeAppealPostureAppeal from a judgment and orders of Senior Principal Magistrate H.N. Ndung’u in Kerugoya Law Courts in SPMCC No. 267 of 2010 Nancy Wangari Kinyua Versus Rose Wambui & AnotherCoramHON. E.C. CHERONO, ELC JUDGE
Holding

The memorandum of appeal be struck out.

Facts

The appellant sought to appeal against the judgment and orders of Senior Principal Magistrate H.N. Ndung’u in Kerugoya Law Courts in SPMCC No. 267 of 2010 Nancy Wangari Kinyua Versus Rose Wambui & Another, delivered on 19th January, 2012. The appellant claimed that the magistrate erred in law and facts in finding that she had sold one acre of the land and had no right over the suit.

Issues

  1. Whether the appeal should succeed.
  2. Whether the learned magistrate erred in law and facts in finding that the appellant had sold one acre of the land and therefore had no right over the suit.

Reasoning

The appellant’s appeal was not in compliance with the law and the mandatory terms provided in Order 42 rule 1 (1) (2) of the Act, as it sought to appeal an order after review of the same.

Outcome

The appeal was dismissed.

Orders

  • The memorandum of appeal be struck out.
  • Costs to be awarded to the respondents.

Authorities cited

Cases cited (3)
  • Order 42 rule 1 (1) (2) of the Act
  • Serephen Nyasani Menge Versus Rispah Onsase [2018] e KLR
  • Section 80 of the Act
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