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In re Estate of Ali Kong’ani Kweyu alias Ali Kong’ani Kweyo alias Kong’ani Kweyu (Deceased) (Succession Cause 7B of 2018) [2024] KEHC 10550 (KLR) (26 August 2024) (Ruling)

[2024] KEHC 10550 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
10550
Citation
[2024] KEHC 10550 (KLR)
Decided
26 August 2024
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TypeSuccessionPosturePetition for Conrmation of Grant of EstateCoramSC CHIRCHIR
Holding

The court declines to consider the conrmation of grant at this point until full disclosures are made regarding the children of the deceased and their particulars as well as an inventory of the assets.

Facts

The Petitioner, Saina Muranda Kong’ani, filed a summons for Conrmation of Grant of Estate, listing 28 children and 6 parcels of land. The Protester, Fatuma Maloba Kong’ani, protested the summons, stating she was unaware of its filing and had 6 children with the deceased. The Petitioner admitted to residing in 2 parcels of land, but the number of children and their distribution were unclear.

Issues

  1. Clarification of the number of children and their distribution among the deceased's wives
  2. Disclosure of the land parcels occupied by the Petitioner and the Protester

Reasoning

The court noted the unclear number of children and the lack of full disclosures, thus declining to proceed with the conrmation of grant.

Outcome

The court made directions for full disclosures and compliance within 30 days.

Orders

  • The Petitioner to disclose the land parcel she currently occupies apart from Bukhayo/Kisoko/3041
  • Consolata Shibwabo Kong’ani to disclose the land parcel she occupies in Ejinja
  • The Petitioner and Protester to disclose the children of the deceased categorised into houses
  • Compliance is within 30 days from the date of this Ruling
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