Ngenda Investment Rural Sacco Ltd v Suraj Kunvar Pratapsingh Parmar & another; Paul Ndegwa Thiga ntended (Interested Party) [2021] KEELC 807 (KLR)
- Court
- Environment & Land Court
- Case number
- 807
- Citation
- [2021] KEELC 807 (KLR)
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TypeLand DisputePostureAppeal from a previous adverse possession judgmentCoramJ M MUTUNGI
Holding
The intended interested party's claim is dismissed with costs to the plaintiff
Facts
Ngenda Investment Rural Sacco Ltd bought a parcel of land in Nakuru Municipality Block 10/63 in 2002. Suraj Kunvar Pratapsingh Parmar and Pravinsingh Pratapsingh Parmar sold the land to Ngenda Investment Rural Sacco Ltd. The intended interested party, Paul Ndegwa Thiga, claimed to have bought the land from Ronald Kilele in 2011 and sought to set aside the adverse possession judgment.
Issues
- Whether the intended interested party had a valid claim to the land
- Whether the adverse possession judgment should be set aside
Reasoning
The court found no evidence of the intended interested party's occupation of the land and ruled that the adverse possession judgment was valid. The intended interested party's claim was dismissed.
Outcome
Dismissal of the intended interested party's application
Orders
- The intended interested party's application is dismissed with costs to the plaintiff
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