Turere v Thindu & 6 others
Turere v Thindu & 6 others [2025] KEELC 5443 (KLR)
The court found that although the petition was improperly brought as a constitutional petition rather than an ordinary civil suit, it proceeded to determine the merits due to the protracted history of the case. The evidence demonstrated that the petitioner had entered into valid, written sale agreements with the 1st to 4th respondents, received the agreed purchase price, and participated in the subdivision and transfer process, including obtaining Land Control Board consent. The court found no credible evidence of fraud or illegality in the transfer of the land. The petitioner's claims of ill…
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- Fraudulent Land Transfer
- Limitation Of Actions
- Land Title Registration
- Constitutional Avoidance
- Property Rights
- Land Disputes Tribunal Jurisdiction