WILLIAM K. TUEI v KIPNGERECHI TOWETT [2010] KEHC 459 (KLR)
- Court
- High Court of Kenya
- Case number
- 459
- Citation
- [2010] KEHC 459 (KLR)
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TypeLand DisputePostureAppeal from an original trial judgmentCoramG.B.M. KARIUKI, SC
Holding
The court finds that the Defendant has trespassed on the Plaintiff's land and orders eviction with a 30-day grace period. No mesne profits are awarded.
Facts
The Plaintiff, William K. Tuei, claims that the Defendant, Kipngerechi Towett, trespassed on his land (Kericho/Kipkimolwa/1068) since 1995. The Plaintiff bought the land in November 1995 and registered it in his name. The Defendant was on the land at the time of purchase but continued to stay there.
Issues
- Defendant's right to remain on the land
- Plaintiff's entitlement to eviction and mesne profits
Reasoning
The court ruled that the Defendant's occupation of the land without the Plaintiff's consent is wrongful and constitutes trespass. The Plaintiff is the registered proprietor and has requested the Defendant to vacate the land.
Outcome
Plaintiff wins
Orders
- Defendant to be evicted from the land
- Defendant to vacate within 30 days or be forcibly removed
Remedies
- Costs awarded to the Plaintiff
Authorities cited
Legislation (1)
- Registered Land Act, Chapter 300 of the laws of Kenya
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