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Margaret Waithira Njari v John Njari Kagunyi; Lucy Wanjiku Kiniaru & another (Interested Party) [2019] KEELC 175 (KLR)

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND LAND COURT AT NAIROBI ELC APPEAL NO. 52 OF 2017 MARGARET WAITHIRA NJARI.......................APPELLANT VERSUS JOHN NJARI KAGUNYI....................................RESPONDENT AND LUCY WANJIKU KINIARU..........INTENDED INTERESTED PARTY STEPHEN GITAU KINIARU..........INTENDED INTERESTED PARTY RULING Lucy Wanjiku Kiniaru and Stephen Gitau Kiniaru, who are the administrators of the estate of the late Samuel Kiniaru Gitau seek to be joined as interested parties in the appeal. The parcels of land known as Githunguri/Githunguri/3576 and 3577 are registered in the name of Simon Kiniaru Gitau. The administrators of his estate claim that they were not aware of these proceedings and that they learnt of the suit when they did a search in the lands office and discovered that a court order had been registered against the two parcels of land. The late Samuel Kiniaru Gitau was not a party to the suit or the appeal. The administrators of the estate of the late Samuel Kiniaru Gitau wish to join the appeal so that they can ventilate their interest in the suit land. They relied on a case of the Attorney General v Kenya Bureau of Standards and another [2018] eKLR in urging that the court can add a party to proceedings at any stage of the suit including the appellate stage. The court is satisfied that the application has merit and allows the application dated 17/4/2019. Costs shall be in the cause. Dated and delivered at Nairobi this 13th day of December 2019 K.BOR JUDGE In the presence of:K.Ronoh holding brief for Ngigi Njuguna for the Appellant No appearance for the Respondent Mr. P. Obado holding brief for D. Gwaro for the Intended Interested Parties Mr. V. Owuor- Court Assistant

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