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…section 90(3) of the Land Act, 2012, leasing, letting, charing or otherwise interfering with all that parcels known as…

…their submissions, they blame an un-named advocate for letting them down by not filing their response to the Originating…

…their agents, servants, or employees from selling, transferring, leasing, letting, evicting or interfering with the applicant's use, occupation, possession…

…Solomon Letting as supervisor and Peter Muriu. 29. That the audit team interviewed him and he recorded a statement but…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further with what may still be…

…other vehicles, thereby substantially breaching the tenancy agreement; that the petitioner also breached the agreement by sub-letting the premises…

…land, letting their animals destroy farms and farm produce thereby causing rifts between communities and refusing to vacate despite notice…

…servants or whatsoever acting on his behalf, selling, alienating, letting, subdividing, transferring, charging or in any other manner whatsoever interfering…

…That the warehouse had recently been relocated from a more secure location to allow letting of that space. “This may…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further with what may still be…

…recused themselves from representing them in the suit without letting them know about the status of the matter. He adds…

…William Kipngeny Letting 229.5Ha d. Cherwon Maritim 270Ha e. Noah Kipngeny Chelugui 215.7Ha The remaining parcel was transferred…

…auction or private treaty, taking possession, appointing receivers, leasing, letting, charging or otherwise interfering with all that parcels of land…

…selling, disposing of or otherwise howsoever, taking possession, leasing, letting, charging or otherwise howsoever interfering with the plaintifi’s occupation…

…He ofiered to purge the ongoing contempt by letting the beans he planted on the disputed parcel of land to…

…the Applicant is likely to sufier substantial injury by letting the other party proceed further. 29. On timeous filing of…

…of very great interest to him. He accuses his former Counsel of gross negligence and unprofessionalism by letting the matter…

…the Employment Act and the contract of employment without letting him utilize his leave days. It is against this background…

…agents, servants, employees and/or otherwise howsoever from trespassing, letting, alienating, entering, occupying, residing on, remaining on or otherwise claiming…

…are illegal, irregular, void and unenforceable; and (iii) an injunction restraining the plaintifis against disposing, letting, selling, transferring, or otherwise…