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…court on April 25, 1985, the applicant sets out the history of his acquisition of the land in dispute: he states that he purchased land from one Nicholas Mwangi Irungu in July 1983; he has annexed a photo copy of the land certificate…

…in respect of the land and it shows that on July 27, 1983 the land was transferred to him in consideration of the sum of Kshs, 3,000 on that same date the land certificate was issued to the applicant.…

…court on April 25, 1985, the applicant sets out the history of his acquisition of the land in dispute: he states that he purchased land from one Nicholas Mwangi Irungu in July 1983; he has annexed a photo copy of the land certificate…

…in respect of the land and it shows that on July 27, 1983 the land was transferred to him in consideration of the sum of Kshs, 3,000 on that same date the land certificate was issued to the applicant.…

…In the circumstances the application would be determined on merits without any time being excluded by the Registrar’s certificate. 3.…

…In these circumstances we have to determine the application, on its merits without any time being excluded by the registrar’s certificate.…

…In the circumstances the application would be determined on merits without any time being excluded by the Registrar’s certificate. 3.…

…In these circumstances we have to determine the application, on its merits without any time being excluded by the registrar’s certificate.…

…Before that he had obtained a certificate of death (Ex 1) from Coast General Hospital. The witness also had the two plaintiffs photographed.…

…Dr Hatimy who was then working as a pathologist at the Coast General Hospital had performed postmortem examination on the body of Abdi, and had issued a death certificate (Ex 1) on April 22, 1977.…

…Three days after Mr Justice O’Connor’s ruling the company filed an appeal from them in the High Court and an ex parte motion on notice under rule 5(2) of the Court of Appeal Rules with a certificate of urgency.…

…The motion was for the orders until the appeal is dealt with which the High Court refused and the certificate claimed the company would lose a Kshs 400 million factory and plant in Nairobi and its cherished Thika scheme which…

…Three days after Mr Justice O’Connor’s ruling the company filed an appeal from them in the High Court and an ex parte motion on notice under rule 5(2) of the Court of Appeal Rules with a certificate of urgency.…

…The motion was for the orders until the appeal is dealt with which the High Court refused and the certificate claimed the company would lose a Kshs 400 million factory and plant in Nairobi and its cherished Thika scheme which…

…Although the respondents got themselves registered as proprietors of the applicant’s parcel of land and got certificate of title, the suit filed for injunction as to trespass, possession and damages relates to a different…

…Although the respondents got themselves registered as proprietors of the applicant’s parcel of land and got certificate of title, the suit filed for injunction as to trespass, possession and damages relates to a different…

…That section states that the certificate of Title used by the Registrar is”“conclusive evidence,” of the fact that the person named therein is “the absolute and indefeasible owner” whose title is not “subject to challenge…