Cornelius Kiplangat A Sigei v Simon Cheruiyot Kitor [2014] KEHC 1767 (KLR)
- Court
- High Court of Kenya
- Case number
- 1767
- Citation
- [2014] KEHC 1767 (KLR)
- Decided
- 10 October 2014
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TypeTortPostureTemporary injunction applicationCoramL N WAITHAKA
Holding
The court declines to grant the temporary injunction as the plaintiff has not demonstrated irreparable damage and the defendant has presented a plausible case.
Facts
The plaintiff claims to be the lawful owner of land titled Olenguruone/Chepakundi/1057, while the defendant claims to have purchased the land from Wanjiku Wainaina Njoroge. The plaintiff alleges the defendant entered and occupied the land, while the defendant claims he purchased the land and has a title deed.
Issues
- Ownership of land titled Olenguruone/Chepakundi/1057
- Whether the plaintiff has a prima facie case to support his claim
Reasoning
The court finds the plaintiff's claim lacks sufficient evidence and the defendant has presented a plausible case for ownership.
Outcome
The application for a temporary injunction is denied.
Orders
- The application for a temporary injunction is denied
Remedies
- Costs for the application will be in the cause
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