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Geoffrey Kirera Arimi v Charles Murugu Mukindia & 3 others

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU E & L NO. 14 OF 2013 GEOFFREY KIRERA ARIMI............................................PLAINTIFF/APPLICANT VERSUS CHARLES MURUGU MUKINDIA.......................1ST DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT JULIUS KIRIMI MWIRIGI...................................2ND DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT PHANUEL KATHERI KARANJA.........................3RD DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT PATRICK MURITHI MARANGU.........................4TH DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT RULING There were two pending applications in this suit. One is dated 14.6.2013 and the other is dated 31.1.2014. Both were filed by the plaintiff. On 17.7.2014, the advocates for the parties presented a draft Consent Order, in the following terms, which they wanted the Court to adopt as its order: 1. That the application dated 14th January, 2013 be allowed with no order to costs. 2. That the application dated 31st January, 2014 be allowed with no order as to costs. 3. That this Honourable Court do visit the lands in dispute along with the parties, their Advocates on record, the District Land Registrar, Nanyuki, and the parties private surveyors if they so wish. 4. That both parties to equally share the costs to facilitate the Honourable Court's and the Land officers attendance. The terms of this consent, which is duly signed by the advocates for respective parties, are adopted as an order of this Court. To facilitate the implementation of this order, the Court's Executive Officer will accompany the land Officers and the parties during the site visit and file a report within 30 days. It is so ordered. Delivered in Open Court at Meru this 17th day of July, 2014 in the presence of: Cc. Daniel/Lilian

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M/s Kiome for the plaintiff Gichunge for defendants. P. M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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