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PRABHAGAURI SHASHIKANT MARU V PEPE LIMITED [2008] KEHC 2754 (KLR)

[2008] KEHC 2754 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
2754
Citation
[2008] KEHC 2754 (KLR)
Decided
10 April 2008
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TypeCivilPostureApplication for injunction and other ordersCoramB.P. KUBO
Holding

The court granted the injunction permanently restraining the defendant from using, wasting, damaging and/or alienating the suit property.

Facts

The plaintiff/applicant is the administrator of the estate of the late Shashikant Lalji Maru. The defendant/respodent has been using, wasting, damaging and interfering with the suit property, Plot No. L.R. 337/912, a private railway line.

Issues

  1. Whether the defendant has infringed on the rights of the administrator of the estate of the late Shashikant Lalji Maru.
  2. Whether the plaintiff/applicant has a right to the suit property and the injunction should be granted.

Reasoning

The court found that the plaintiff/applicant has a right to the suit property and that there are high chances of success on the suit property involved.

Outcome

Granted the application for injunction and other orders.

Orders

  • Injunction permanently restraining the defendant from using, wasting, damaging and/or alienating the suit property.
  • Restraining the defendant from committing a continuous breach, trespass, usage, damage, injury and/or removal of a private railway line.
  • Providing vacant possession to the plaintiff/applicant.

Remedies

  • Injunction
  • Vacant possession

Authorities cited

Legislation (1)
  • Civil Procedure Orders
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