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The High Court upheld dismissal of a land appeal, finding the claim to redeem the disputed farms time-barred after decades of uninterrupted occupation.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that the dispute could not be resolved against the respondent alone because the buyers in possession were not joined.
The High Court held the disputed land was not clan land, upheld the respondent’s standing, and set aside the DLHT order of redemption and refund.
The High Court held that redeeming land from a purchaser did not transfer ownership, rejected res judicata because the parties differed, and adjusted the monetary order.
The High Court held that redeeming land did not amount to buying it, rejected res judicata, and upheld the ward tribunal decision with a monetary adjustment.
Second appeal in a land dispute. The High Court upheld findings that the land was not redeemed, adverse possession failed, and the suit was not time barred.
Second appeal over a land dispute failed because the appellant did not prove the land had been redeemed, adverse possession was unavailable, and the suit was not time barred.
The High Court upheld dismissal of an appeal seeking redemption of a shamba at the original sale price, holding the appellant must pay the assessed value with improvements.
The Court of Appeal held the land was clan land, rejected a third-appeal challenge on facts, and dismissed the appeal with costs.
On second appeal, the High Court held that the disputed shamba was not clan property and could not be redeemed by the appellant.
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