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High Court 5405 of 2025

In re Estate of the Late Stanley Karongo - (Deceased) (Succession Cause E126 of 2021) [2025] KEHC 5405 (KLR) (27 March 2025) (Ruling) Neutral citation: [2025] KEHC 5405 (KLR) REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT KIAMBU SUCCESSION CAUSE E126 OF 2021 DO CHEPKWONY, J MARCH 27, 2025 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE STANLEY KARONGO – (DECEASED). RULING 1. This matter is for mention for parties to confirm adoption of a Consent that was arrived at Mediation. 2. Having listened and confirmed from Eight (8) out of the Eleven (11) parties who agreed and signed a Consent, the same is adopted as an Order of this Court in the following terms:a. The First Household constituting of Mercy Wanjuhi Karongo and Stanley Karongo Nyathike shall retain property known as L.R.Kiambaa/Kihara/T119. b. The Second Household constituting of Jane Njeri Karongo (widow) and her children (as listed below); i. Mary Wairimu Karongo ii. Alice Wanjiru Karongo iii. Penninah Mumbi Karongo iv. Lynette Muthoni Karongo v. Moses Kamiti Karongo vi. George Nganga Karongo vii. Lucy Waithira Karongo viii. Lilian Nduta Karongo ix. Morris Kinyanjui Karogo x. John kamau Karongo https://new.kenyalaw.org/akn/ke/judgment/kehc/2025/5405/eng@2025-03-27 1

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xi. Beatrice Njoki Wachira Shall retain property known as L.R.Kiambaa/Kihara/481. c. Each party to bear their own costs (Legal, Survey and other incidental costs pertaining to distribution of the property. It is so ordered. RULING DELIVERED VIRTUALLY, DATED AND SIGNED AT KIAMBU THIS 27TH DAY OFMARCH , 2025. D. O. CHEPKWONY JUDGE https://new.kenyalaw.org/akn/ke/judgment/kehc/2025/5405/eng@2025-03-27 2

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