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Adan Jirma Duba & 188 others v Cabinet Secretary Lands & Physical Planning & 4 others [2021] KEELC 141 (KLR)

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND LAND COURT AT ISIOLO PETITION. 001 OF 2021 ADAN JIRMA DUBA & 188 OTHERS.................................................................PETITIONERS VERSUS THE CABINET SECRETARY LANDS & PHYSICAL PLANNING.........1ST RESPONDENT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL........................................................................2 ND RESPONDENT THE NATIONAL LAND COMMISSION.......................................................3 RD DEFENDANT KENYA AIRPORT AUTHORITY....................................................................4 TH DEFENDANT ISIOLO COUNTY GOVERNMENT.............................................................5 TH RESPONDENT RULING 1. In one more unfortunate incident, some of the litigants have failed and/or refused to come to court even though they were aware of today’s date when the apposite matter was slated for directions. 2. The following orders are issued a) The petitioners are directed to serve the orders issued by the court today upon all absent respondents within 14 days of today. b) The petitioners are directed to serve and exchange written submissions concerning the petition within 30 days of today and all the respondents are to do so within 30 days after receipt of the petitioners’ written submissions. c) All submissions should be filed in court in both hard and soft copies in word format font 12. d) With concurrence of advocates who are present in court DIRECTIONS on 28/2/2022 WRITTEN AND DELIVERED IN OPEN COURT AT ISIOLO THIS 20TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 2021 in the presence of: Court Assistant: Denge Odhiambo for the petitioners Ken Muriuki for the 5th Respondent HON. JUSTICE P. M. NJOROGE ELC JUDGE, ISIOLO

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