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Japhtet M' Ikiara M'mbichu v Stephen Kiambi M'amakia & 5 others

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU HCC NO. 10 OF 2004 JAPHTET M' IKIARA M'MBICHU...................................................................PLAINTIFF VERSUS STEPHEN KIAMBI M'AMAKIA............................................................1ST DEFENDANT BENJAMIN GITUMA M'AMAKIA........................................................2ND DEFENDANT DIRECTOR OF LAND ADJUDICATION AND SETLEMENT.….........3RD DEFENDANT DIRECTOR OF SURVEY......................................................................4TH DEFENDANT CHIEF LAND REGISTRAR..................................................................5TH DEFENDANT ATTORENY GENERAL.......................................................................6TH DEFENDANT RULING This matter came up for the parties to show cause why the suit should not be dismissed for want of prosecution. The plaintiff told the court that some documents were missing from the court file although he had the receipts acknowledging that he had paid filing fees. He fervently told the court that his client was desirous of expeditiously prosecuting his case. The defendants did not oppose dismissal. In the circumstances, although reluctantly, I find that cause has been shown as to why the suit should not be dismissed for lack of prosecution. I direct as follows: 1. Parties do comply with Order 11 CPR within 60 days. 2. After achievement of compliance, parties to obtain a date for directions from the registry in the next term. Delivered in Open Court at Meru this 22nd day of October, 2014 in the presence of: Cc Daniel/Lilian Muthamia h/b Kiogora for 1st and 2nd defendants Menge for 3th, 4th, 5th and 6th defendants.

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P. M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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