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Peter Victor Mwaura Kung’u v Evangeline Wangeci & 5 others [2015] KEELC 327 (KLR)

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND LAND COURT OF KENYA AT NAKURU ELC NO 263 OF 2014 PETER VICTOR MWAURA KUNG’U….....………PLAINTIFF VERSUS EVANGELINE WANGECI ..……………..1ST DEFENDANT GRACE WANJIRU MWAI……..…………2ND DEFFENDANT LENGO LIMITED ……..……………………3RD DEFENDANT JOSEPH KIGO MWANGI……....…………4TH DEFENDANT FRANKLIN KIPYATOR ……....………..…..5TH DEFENDANT DORIS NYAMBURA SCHABUS ……........6TH DEFENDANT RULING The case of the plaintiff is that the titles of the defendants were acquired by fraud. One of the titles mentioned is the parcel Njoro Ngata Block1/4688 in the name of Joseph Kigo Mwangi the 4th defendant. The 4th defendant has no problem with this title reverting back to the plaintiff. Given that position I do enter judgment for the plaintiff against the 4th defendant. I do order that the title to the land parcel Njoro/Ngata Block 1/4688 do revert to the plaintiff and the registration of Joseph Kigo Mwangi as proprietor be cancelled. I make no orders as to costs in respect to the suit against the 4th defendant. Dated, signed and delivered in open court at Nakuru this 30th day of June 2015. MUNYAO SILA JUDGE ENVIRONMENT & LAND COURT AT NAKURU

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In presence of:Mr Matiri for plaintiff Mr Biko holding brief for Mr Waiganjo for 1st defendant Mr Mburu holding brief for Mr Kisila for 3rd & 6th defendant N/A for M/s R Ndubi for 5th defendant 2nd defendant: absent Janet: Court Assistant MUNYAO SILA JUDGE ENVIRONMENT & LAND COURT AT NAKURU

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