[2025] KEELC 2934 (KLR)

[2025] KEELC 2934 (KLR)

The court found that while the plaintiff had previously been declared the lawful owner of the suit property and granted injunctive and enforcement orders, there was no evidence linking the named defendants, who had already vacated the property, to the subsequent alleged acts of interference with the Registrar of...

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Citation
[2025] KEELC 2934 (KLR)
Parties
Plaintiff: Moto Moto Multi Purpose Cooperative Society Limited (Suing through Josephine K Mutua – Chairperson, George G Kimari – Secretary & Johnson Kanyongoro – Treasurer); Defendant: Florence A Odhiambo; Defendant: Laina Katika Morokia; Defendant: Boniface Kiio Mutune; Defendant: Jones Mwanzia Mutune; Defendant: Patrick Okoth; Defendant: Consolata Mboya; Defendant: Mbula Nguku Waema
Court
Environment and Land Court
Court Station
Environment and Land Court at Machakos
Jurisdiction
Kenya
Case Number
Environment & Land Case 17 of 2018
Procedural Posture
Environment and Land Case / Ruling on Post Judgment Enforcement Application
Outcome
Application dismissed; no orders as to costs.
Judges
NA Matheka
Legal Topics
Injunctions, Enforcement of Judgments, Land Ownership Disputes, Trespass, Vacant Possession
Source Language
en
Land and Property Civil Procedure Injunctions Enforcement of Judgments Land Ownership Disputes Trespass Vacant Possession

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Parties

Moto Moto Multi Purpose Cooperative Society Limited (Suing through Josephine K Mutua – Chairperson, George G Kimari – Secretary & Johnson Kanyongoro – Treasurer)

Plaintiff

Florence A Odhiambo

Defendant

Laina Katika Morokia

Defendant

Boniface Kiio Mutune

Defendant

Jones Mwanzia Mutune

Defendant

Patrick Okoth

Defendant

Consolata Mboya

Defendant

Mbula Nguku Waema

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Environment and Land Case / Ruling on Post Judgment Enforcement Application

  1. 1 Whether the court should extend and enforce previous injunctive orders against the defendants and persons claiming through them regarding LR No. 7149/10.
  2. 2 Whether actions by third parties allegedly interfering with the plaintiff's land and the Registrar of Titles can be nullified by the court.
  3. 3 Whether the plaintiff is entitled to further reliefs beyond the judgment already delivered.

Ratio Decidendi

The court found that while the plaintiff had previously been declared the lawful owner of the suit property and granted injunctive and enforcement orders, there was no evidence linking the named defendants, who had already vacated the property, to the subsequent alleged acts of interference with the Registrar of Titles or the plaintiff's documents. The proxies and the Registrar of Titles were not parties to the suit, and the court could not issue orders against unidentified or third parties. Any threats or criminal acts should be reported to the criminal justice system. As such, the application for further orders was unmerited and dismissed.

Court Disposition

Application dismissed; no orders as to costs.

Orders

  • The application dated 2nd February 2025 is dismissed.
  • No orders as to costs.