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Wanjue v Githitu & another (Environment and Land Appeal E204 of 2024) [2026] KEELC 106 (KLR) (22 January 2026) (Judgment)

[2026] KEELC 106 (KLR) Environment & Land Court
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Court
Environment & Land Court
Case number
106
Citation
[2026] KEELC 106 (KLR)
Decided
22 January 2026
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TypeAppealPostureFirst AppealCoramCG MBOGO
The appeal was dismissed with costs.

Facts

The appellant, Joseph Kariah Wanjue, filed an amended plaint challenging the Chief Magistrate Court's judgment dismissing his claim. The amended plaint sought a declaration of ownership, a permanent injunction, and other relief. The 1st respondent, Alex Kagai Githitu, and Embakasi Ranching Company Limited, were the respondents.

Issues

  • Whether the learned trial Magistrate erred in law and fact in dismissing the amended plaint.
  • Whether the appellant has presented a compelling case regarding his status as an alleged proprietor.

Reasoning

The court found that the trial court was guided by the principles enunciated in the cases cited and proceeded to strike out the amended plaint in accordance with the law. The appellant did not present proof of ownership of the suit property.

Outcome

Appeal dismissed with costs

Orders

  • The appeal was dismissed with costs.

Authorities cited

Cases cited (3)
  • Rosaline Mary Kahumbu v National Bank of Kenya Ltd [2014] eKLR
  • Samson Maitai & Another v African Safari Club Ltd & Another [2010] eKLR
  • Gichinga Kibutha v Caroline Nduku [2018] KEELC 3981 (KLR)
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