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Original judgment

High Court 8240 of 2018

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NYERI SUCCESSION CAUSE NO. 39 OF 2016 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LATE CYRUS JEREMIAH alias KARIMI CYRUS JEREMIAH alias KARIMI GICHUHI (DECEASED) JANE WANGUI KARIMI……………………………………..PETITIONER RULING What is before me is the summons for confirmation of grant dated 20 th December 2016, in respect of the estate of CYRUS JEREMIAH alias KARIMI CYRUS JEREMIAH alias KARIMI GICHUHI (DECEASED) who died on the 25 th October 2015. It is supported by the affidavit of Jane Wangui Karimi, the petitioner. At paragraph 5 she sets out the deceased’s estate as NYERI/MUNICIPALITY BLOCK 13/2 4 ACRES LR NO. 755/14 1R 7803 EQUITY ACCOUNT NO . xxxxxx SAFARICOM SHARES and the identification and shares of all persons beneficially entitled as herself and her children viz; RAHAB WANJIRU KARIMI MARY WAIRIMU KARIMI MICHAEL GICHUHI KARIMI JANET WANGECHI KARIMI At paragraph 8 that all the properties are to be transferred to her as per the consent of her children above. The only person beneficiary entitled who had not signed the consent and could not appear in court to give it was Michael Gichuhi Karimi as he was out of the country. The summons for confirmation of grant was deferred pending his application/filing his appearance/filing of appropriate documents indicating his position. In September, 2017 he was in the country and filed his affidavit and supporting annextures, sworn on 26/9/17. He gives his consent. There being no objection to the application, the same is granted as prayed. The deceased estate comprising of the properties here below be transferred to the applicant; NYERI/MUNICIPALITY BLOCK 13/2

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4 ACRES LR NO. 755/14 1R 7803 EQUITY ACCOUNT No. xxxxxxxxxxx SAFARICOM SHARES No orders as to costs Dated, delivered and signed this 24th January 2018 at Nyeri Teresia M Matheka Judge

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