REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI COMMERCIAL & TAX DIVISION HCCC NO. 76 OF 2019 CHINA WU-YI (KENYA) LIMITED …….....………… PLAINTIFF/APPLICANT VERSUS SURAYA PROPERTY GROUP LIMITED….......... DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT RULING 1. The Notice of Motion dated 14 th February 2019 was argued on 24 th October 2019. Upon reading the Motion, affidavits in support and replying affidavit it has become clear that the Application for injunction sought cannot be fairly and fully adjudicated without the involvement of Muga Developers Limited and Equity Bank Limited. 2. The properties which are the subject of the Motion are either villas or apartments standing on LR No. 28233/33. A copy of the registration of title to that property is annexed to the replying affidavit of Peter Kiarie Muraya. Muga Developers Limited holds a 99 years lease over the said property and are currently the registered owners. As to Equity Bank Limited, they hold charges in the value of Kshs.1,762,000,000.00 over the suit property. Any orders granted will certainly affect these two parties. 3. Indeed, perhaps in recognition of this, the Plaintiff had through a Notice of Motion dated 3 rd July 2019 sought to amend its Plaint and the current Notice of Motion to join Muga Developers Limited. In fairness that application should be heard first. To this extent I revise the orders I had made on 4th July 2019 in which I had directed that the current application, of 14 th February 2019, be disposed of first. 4. It is my further order that all pleadings herein, applications and replies be served upon Equity Bank Limited who may then elect whether to join the fray as an interested party. Dated, Signed and Delivered in Court at Nairobi this 24th Day of January 2020 F. TUIYOTT JUDGE PRESENT; Gichoi for Munyalo for Plaintiff No appearance for Defendant Court Assistant: Nixon
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China Wu-yi (kenya) Limited & 1 other v Suraya Property Group Limited
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