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Jason Kiamba Kimbui v Francis Kamilichui & 2 others

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU ELC 47 OF 2014 JASON KIAMBA KIMBUI...........................................PLAINTIFF VERSUS FRANCIS KAMILICHUI....................................1ST DEFENDANT FESTUS KINYUA............................................2ND DEFENDANT JAMES KAILEMIA......................3RD DEFENDANT & 4 OTHERS RULING This application is dated 25.3.2014. It seeks orders: 1. This application be certified as urgent and it be heard exparte in the first instance and service be dispensed with. 2. The Honourable court be pleased to restrain the Respondents, their servants, agents and employees from developing the applicant's parcel land parcel No. KIANJAI/MITIUNTU/77 in any manner pending hearing of the application. 3. The Honourable court be pleased to restrain the Respondents, their servants, agents and employees from developing the Applicants parcel land parcel No. KIANJAI/MITIUNTU/77 in any manner pending hearing of this suit. 4. That inter parties hearing be on the 19th day of June 2014. 5. Costs of the application be provided for. On 19.6.2014 the parties through their advocates agreed to settle the application in the following manner: “Parties in occupation to continue with their occupation BUT should not carry out any permanent development on the land” This settlement is adopted as an order of this Court. Costs shall be in the cause. Delivered in Open court at Meru this 19th day of July, 2014 in the presence of: Cc Daniel/Lilian Anambo for plaintiff Murango Mwenda for defendants

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P. M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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