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The parties agreed to subdivide the inherited plot and create a pathway as per the agreement; the memorandum of understanding was valid and signed by both parties; the tribunal properly framed and resolved the issues; the appellant's claims are unsubstantiated and the appeal lacks merit.
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The parties agreed to subdivide the inherited plot and create a pathway as per the agreement; the Will did not prohibit such subdivision; the appellant consented to the agreement and subdivision; the tribunal properly framed and resolved the issues; no merit in the appeal.
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The High Court ordered a respondent to vacate estate premises, holding that a duly appointed administratrix was entitled to access and manage the property.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that the disputed land belonged to the late Sarapion Bitainamwete and that estoppel barred the appellant’s contrary claim.
The High Court upheld the will and held that the family house remained jointly shared by the heirs, not subject to sale or partition without consent.
The High Court dismissed a civil appeal over a shamba inherited under a will, finding the respondent’s title clear and the appellant’s contrary claim unsupported.
The High Court interpreted a will clause about a shop in House No. 104 Shaurimoyo, holding that only the business was bequeathed, not the room itself.
High Court restored the trial judgment in a land dispute, holding the alleged seller had no title to pass and that the first appellate court misread the evidence.
The High Court allowed an appeal over disputed land, finding the appellant’s claim was supported by witnesses and the deceased’s will.
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