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Wanyika & 4 others v Hunyu (Enviromental and Land Originating Summons 45 of 2023) [2025] KEELC 18368 (KLR) (20 November 2025) (Ruling)

[2025] KEELC 18368 (KLR) Environment & Land Court
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Court
Environment & Land Court
Case number
18368
Citation
[2025] KEELC 18368 (KLR)
Decided
20 November 2025
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TypeEnvironmental and Land Originating SummonsPostureAppeal from an order staying further proceedings in a suit and consolidating two suits for determinationCoramJM KAMAU
Holding

The two suits are inter-related and should be heard together. Further proceedings in the current suit are stayed pending the hearing of ELC No. E001 of 2025 (OS).

Facts

The Plaintiffs are pursuing a claim for adverse possession over L.R Nyandarua/ Ndaragwa/Uruku Block 2/1434 (URUKU). The Defendant is the legal representative of the Estate of Margaret Njeri Wanyoike (now deceased), who had previously filed a similar suit (ELC No. E001 of 2025 (OS)).

Issues

  1. Whether to stay further proceedings in the current suit pending the hearing of ELC No. E001 of 2025 (OS)
  2. Whether to consolidate the two suits for determination

Reasoning

The Court finds it prudent to hear the two suits together due to their inter-related nature. The current suit will be concluded, and further proceedings will be stayed until the hearing of ELC No. E001 of 2025 (OS).

Outcome

The application for an order to stay further proceedings in the current suit and consolidate the two suits for determination is granted.

Orders

  • Further proceedings in the current suit are stayed pending the hearing of ELC No. E001 of 2025 (OS).

Remedies

  • Costs shall await the outcome of the suit.
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