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Kinyua Samson Mugaa v The Land Adjudication and Settlement Officer Tigania East & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE ENVIRONMENT & LAND COURT AT MERU JUDICIAL REVIEW APPLICATION NO. 36 OF 2016 IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW OF CERTORARI AND IN THE MATTER OF L.R. NO. ANKAMIA 6536 ANKAMIA ADJUDICATION SECTION KINYUA SAMSON MUGAA.........................................................................APPLICANT VERSUS THE LAND ADJUDICATION AND SETTLEMENT OFFICER TIGANIA EAST..................................................................................1ST RESPONDENT THE HONOURABLE ATTORNEY GENERAL...................................2ND RESPONDENT SOLOMON BAARIU......................................................................INTERESTED PARTY RULING 1) This application brought to Court by way of Chamber Summons and dated 25/08/2016 seeks orders:(a) The Hononurable Court be pleased to hear this application ex-parte in the first instant. (b) The Hononourable Court be pleased to grant leave to the applicant to apply for judicial orders of certiorari to call and quash the 1st respondent's ruling in adjudication case No. delivered on 21/04/2016. (c) The leave so granted to operate as stay of the implementation of the ruling of the Adjudication Officer. (d) Costs be provided for. 2) The application is supported by the Affidavit of KINYUA SAMSON MUGAA sworn on 23/08/2016. It is also buttressed by a Statement of Facts filed by the firm of Kimathi Kiara & Co. Advocates and dated 25/08/2016. 3) I have considered the pleadings filed in Court . I find that prayers B and C in the application are merited, I , therefore, grant prayers B and C. 4) Costs shall be in the Cause.

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DELIVERED IN OPEN COURT AT MERU THIS 30 TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2016 IN THE PRESENCE OF:CC: Daniel/ Lilian Kimathi Kiara for the Applicant P. M. NJOROGE JUDGE

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