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Daniel Dishon Anyanzwa Oluchula v Jackson Oyiengo Amere

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT SIAYA CIVIL APPEAL NO. E002 OF 2021 DANIEL DISHON ANYANZWA OLUCHULA...............APPELLANT VERSUS JACKSON OYIENGO AMERE....................................RESPONDENT RULING 1. I have considered the application dated 31/3/2021 for leave to be heard during the recess. I grant leave to the applicant to be heard during the recess. 2. On the Main motion for stay dated 31/3/2021, I have perused the grounds thereof, supporting affidavit and annextures. I am satisfied that the application is urgent and deserves expeditious consideration exparte in the first instance. I certify the application to be urgent. 3. On the prayers for interim stay sought, I have perused the application and the supporting affidavit and annextures, I direct the applicant to serve the Respondents for interpartes consideration on 7/4/2021. 4. In the meantime, I grant Prayer No. 4 of the Summons prohibiting Jackson Oyiengo Amere who is named as the Respondent in the appeal, from selling and transferring Land Parcel No. North Gem/Got Regea/276 pending interpartes hearing of the summons. 5. Consequently, I direct that there shall be no registration or further transfers or subdivision of Land Parcel No. North Gem/Got Regea pending hearing of these summons interpartes. 6. Orders accordingly. DATED, SIGNED AND DELIVERED AT SIAYA, THIS 1ST DAY OF APRIL 2021 R.E. ABURILI JUDGE

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