Saka v Muraya
Saka v Muraya [2025] KECA 1306 (KLR)
The Court of Appeal found that the respondent, Bernard Wandurwa Muraya, discharged his burden of proof on a balance of probabilities by producing authentic documents, including a non-member certificate, receipts, and a transfer document for Plot No. V7492 (Block No. 136/166), all confirmed by an expert surveyor as genuine and properly issued by Embakasi Ranching. The appellant, James Simpson Saka, failed to establish a valid chain of title, as his claim relied on documents that predated the existence of parcel numbers and lacked evidence of proper allocation or transfer from the alleged previ…
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- Ownership Disputes
- Unregistered Land
- Burden Of Proof
- Doctrine Of Lis Pendens
- Allocation Procedure
- Damages For Trespass