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Of Certiorary v The Meru Central District Land Dispute Tribunal & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU MISC. APPL. NO. 29 OF 2011 IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW ORDER OF CERTIORARY AND IN THE MATTER OF LAND PARCELS NO. NKUENE/KATHERA/541 AND NKUENE/U-MIKUMBUNE/1684 AND IN THE MATTER OF MERU CENTRAL DISTRICT LAND DISPUTES TRIBUNAL CASE NO.42 OF 201 AND MERU C.M LDT CASE NO. 18 OF 2011 REPUBLIC...............................................................................APPLICANT VERSUS THE MERU CENTRAL DISTRICT LAND DISPUTE TRIBUNAL..........................................................................RESPONDENT JAMLICK MUTHOMI M'ARIMI.................................INTERESTED PARTY KIRERIA KIRURUI...............................................EX-PARTE APPLICANT RULING This application is dated 8.10.2013 and seeks orders: 1. THAT the Honourable court be pleased to issue an order, substituting the Exparte Applicant – KIRERIA KIRURUI (deceased) with his legal representative FLORENCE RIINYA for purposes of prosecuting the matter pending in court. 2. THAT the costs of the application be provided for. It is predicated upon the following grounds:(a) THAT the exparte applicant died on 13.2.2013.

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(b) THAT the intended exparte Applicant (Florence Riinya) was appointed the legal representative of the deceased on 9.9.2013. When the matter came up for directions on 2.10.2014, all parties conceded that they were not opposing the application. In the circumstances, the application is allowed. Costs shall be in the cause. It is so ordered. Delivered in open court at Meru this 2nd day of October, 2014 in the presence of: Cc. Daniel Mwirigi for Exparte Applicant Kiongo for Respondent Ondari h/b Kaumbi for the interested party. P. M. NOROGE JUDGE

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