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The Republic v The Chairman Muthambi Divisional Land Disputes Tribunal & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU JUDICIAL REVIEW NO. 85 OF 2011 IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY RUFUS M'NAIVASHA M'MIRITI FOR AN ORDER OF CERTIORARI AND IN THE MATTER OF THE CHAIRMAN MUTHAMBI DIVISIONAL LAND DISPUTES TRIBUNAL CASE. NO. 1 OF 2011 OVERLAND PARCEL NO. MUTHAMBI/KANDUNGU/308 BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC …....................................................................APPLICANT VERSUS THE CHAIRMAN MUTHAMBI DIVISIONAL LAND DISPUTES TRIBUNAL..............................................RESPONDENT JULIUS MIRITI SEBASTIANO..................................INTERESTED PARTY EX-PARTE RUFUS M'NAIVASHA M'MIRITI............................EXPARTE APPLICANT RULING 1. This matter came up for showing cause why the suit should not be dismissed for want of prosecution. 2. Mr. Kiogora for the Exparte Applicant told the Court that the delay in the hearing and determination of the case was largely occasioned by the failure of the Respondent and the Interested Party to file their responses and apposite documents. 3. Mr. Kiongo for the Respondent and Miss Nyaga for the Interested Party have indeed admitted to Court that they have not filed their responses and apposite documents. 4. The Exparte Applicant has shown to the satisfaction of this Court that this suit should not be dismissed. 5. The SUIT is NOT dismissed.

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6. The Respondent and the Interested Party are given 60 days as a last chance to file their responses and germane documents. 7. Costs shall be in the cause. 8. Directions on 25/01/2017. 9. It is so ordered. DELIVERED IN OPEN COURT AT MERU THIS 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2016 IN THE PRESENCE OF:C.A Daniel/James Kiogora Arithi for the Exparte Applicant Kiongo for the Respondent Miss Nyaga for the Interested Party P.M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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