Francis Mang’oli Wekesa v Grace Namalwa Wekesa [2017] KEHC 4403 (KLR)
- Court
- High Court of Kenya
- Case number
- 4403
- Citation
- [2017] KEHC 4403 (KLR)
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TypeSuccessionPostureApplication for Order to Demarcate Land BoundariesCoramH.A. OMONDI
Holding
The application is allowed on condition that the applicant meets the full survey fees plus any incidental costs for security.
Facts
The deceased, WESKESA SIMIYU KUMELO, left an estate which was confirmed by a certificate of grant on 1 November 2012. The estate was divided among several beneficiaries, but the boundaries were not clearly marked on the ground.
Issues
- To demarcate the land boundaries for each beneficiary
- To ensure security and peace during the demarcation exercise
Reasoning
The court allowed the application due to the lack of clear boundaries on the ground and the respondent's failure to provide a response.
Outcome
Application allowed
Orders
- District Surveyor to visit the land parcel and demarcate the boundaries
- OCS BUNGOMA Police Station to ensure security and peace during the exercise
Remedies
- Full survey fees and incidental costs for security
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