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Tache Bonsa Gollo & 3 others v Cabinet Sec Min. of Defence & 6 others [2021] KEELC 152 (KLR)

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND LAND COURT AT ISIOLO PETITION. E003 OF 2021 TACHE BONSA GOLLO…………………………..………1ST PETITIONER PATRICK HALAKE JALDESA…………………..………2ND PETITIONER ABDULRAZAQ HAJI ADAN……………………..………3RD PETITIONER ADAN HAPPI FALANA…………………………….....…..4TH PETITIONER VERSUS THE CABINET SEC. MIN. OF DEFENCE……….......…1ST RESPONDENT CHIEF OF DEFENCE FORCES…..……………......……2ND RESPONDENT COMMANDER OF ARMY………………………....…….3RD RESPONDENT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL……………………....……4TH RESPONDENT CABINET SEC. FOR LANDS & PHYSICAL PLANNING………………….………….……5TH RESPONDENT NATIONAL LAND COMMISSION….…………..………..6TH DEFENDANT MERU COUNTY GOVERNMENT……….………..……7TH RESPONDENT RULING 1. This is one more unfortunate incident when some of the parties did not come to court despite knowledge that this matter had been listed for directions today. As the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th respondents are key players in this suit, I find it necessary to direct that they properly be served with the orders issued by the court today. 2. The following orders are issued: 1. The petitioners are granted 30 days to file and exchange written submissions concerning the petition. 2. Filing of submissions to be both in hard and soft copies and to be in word format font 12. 3. The petitioners’ advocate is directed to serve upon the absent respondents or their advocates with the orders issued by the court today within 14 days of today. 4. With concurrence of all advocates present, DIRECTIONS on 28/2/2022. Written and delivered in open court at Isiolo this 20th day of December, 2021 in the presence of:

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Court Assistant: Denge Odhiambo for the petitioners Ken Muriuki for the 7th respondent Turorey for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respondents. HON. JUSTICE P. M. NJOROGE ELC, JUDGE, ISIOLO

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