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Original judgment

High Court 5944 of 2015

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT EMBU MERU E.L.C. NO 59 OF 2010 LYDIA MUNYATTA M'ARUYARU (the administratrix of the Estate of the late M'ARUYARU M'AYUKI..........EX-PARTE APPLICANT/RESPONDENT VERSUS TIGANIA WEST DISTRICT LAND ADJUDICATION AND SETTLEMENT OFFICER......1 st RESPONDENT ATTORNEY GENERAL........................................................................................................2nd RESPONDENT AND EBUTHANIA RUTERE.................................................................. 1st INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT DOUGLAS MWNGITHIA............................................................. 2nd INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT RAPHAL ITARU........................................................................... 3rd INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT SILVESTER KINOTI RUTERE..................................................... 4th INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT JOSEPH KINOTI...........................................................................5th INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT MUGAMBI M'LINGERA …...........................................................6th INTENDED APPELLANT/APPLICANT RULING Introduction

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I have considered the affidavit evidence and counsel's submissions in this matter. I find that there has been a notice of appeal dated 19 th January, 2015. The appeal that is intended discloses an arguable appeal. Furthermore, if the order sought is not granted the appeal may be rendered nugatory. I therefore grant the orders sought pending the hearing of this application inter-parties. The ex-parte order will be in force for 14 days in terms of prayer numbers 2 and 3 of the notice of motion. RULING DATED, SIGNED and DELIVERED in open court at EMBU this 5 th day of MARCH,2015 In the presence Mr. Momanyi holding brief for Mr. Kitheka and Mr Mithega Kariuki for the first Respondent Court clerk Mr Muriithi J.M. BWONWONGA JUDGE

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