REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI (NAIROBI LAW COURTS) Civil Case 5 of 2002 FLORENCE KERUBO …………………………………. PLAINTIFF VERSUS MOSES W. MAKUNDA …………..….……………… DEFENDANT RULING Further to my judgment dated 21st September, 2006 I invited both the counsel to submit on how matrimonial properties should be actually divided between the two. I have already found that the matrimonial properties are jointly owned by the parties in equal shares. Only the Applicant filed her affidavit as to the mode of division of the three properties. Without anything in response from the Respondent, I shall accept her proposals. I thus order that the three properties namely: (a) L.R. No.5335/3 and 5335/4 Endebes admeasuring 20 acres (b) L.R. No. Bulchoyo/Mundika/1376 admeasuring 0.45 hectares, and (c) South Teso Angoromo/1085 admeasuring 1.01 hectares be registered in joint names of the parties as tenants in common in equal shares. Orders accordingly. Dated and signed this 23rd March, 2007. K.H. RAWAL JUDGE 23.3.07
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