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Alice Muthoni Chege v National Land Commission & 2 others; Daniel Marenga Gachenga (Interested Party) [2021] KEELC 837 (KLR)

[2021] KEELC 837 (KLR) Environment & Land Court
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Court
Environment & Land Court
Case number
837
Citation
[2021] KEELC 837 (KLR)
Decided
18 November 2021
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TypeJudicial ReviewPostureApplication for Judicial Review DismissedCoramHON. JUSTICE OGUTTU MBOYA
Holding

The Notice of Motion Application is dismissed with costs due to inherent statutory defects.

Facts

Alice Muthoni Chege filed a judicial review application against the National Land Commission and Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning, seeking orders of mandamus to compel the respondents to ascertain the boundaries of a public road reserve and to vacate encroachers.

Issues

  1. Whether the substantive Notice of Motion Application is properly titled and competent.
  2. Whether the Respondents are legally mandated to perform duties regarding the boundaries of public road reserves.
  3. Whether orders of mandamus can issue in the circumstances of the subject matter.

Reasoning

The court found that the Notice of Motion Application was improperly titled and did not disclose a reasonable cause of action. The Reliefs sought were not properly enumerated in the Statement of Facts.

Outcome

Application dismissed

Orders

  • Notice of Motion Application dated 9th December 2019 dismissed with costs.

Authorities cited

Cases cited (2)
  • Welamondi vs The Chairman Electoral Commission [2002] eKLR
  • Farmers Bus Service and Others v The Transport Licensing Appeal Tribunal (1959) E.A. 779
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