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"speaker_name": "Hon. Alice Wahome",
"speaker_title": "The Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development",
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"content": "request more time to provide a comprehensive response because I cannot find some of my records. I am not able to bring the information. I need more time. I have already assigned the relevant department to comb through all our records to see whether we can get the necessary files. Then we have (iii), which I wish to respond to as follows: I have given a long statement there. Certificate title number IRLR209-1712, original numbers 1042 and 1041, is a portion of the premises comprised in a grant dated 21st May 1929. It is located in the City of Nairobi, measuring approximately 0.34436 of an acre, for a term expiring on 1st August 2024, and for an annual rent of the amount stated there. We have annexed a copy of the title. The land was initially registered in favour of John Herbert Turner on 1st March, 1929. The registered proprietor charged the property and a charge instrument was registered on 2nd December, 1930. Later, on 11th May, 1931, the property was discharged and a transfer was registered in the name of Fadi Nadis. Annexure 4 speaks to that transfer. On 27th January, 1933, this property was transferred to Kenya Loan and Discount Limited for a consideration amount of Kshs10,000. Thereafter, on 23rd October, 1942, a transfer vide public auction of the said property to Allan Rakea and Mohammed Sharif, both sons of Nizam Din of Nairobi, and Firoz Din and Azin Din, both sons of Haji Fatin Din of Nairobi, as tenants in common and equal shares. Annexure 5 has the transfer by public auction as evidence. On 26th November, 1996, a decree vide Civil Case No.3279 of 1994 originating summons was registered against the title. On 17th November, 1997, a vesting order or transfer was registered, transferring this land to Shauri Moyo Furniture Makers Co- operative Society, freed from all encumbrances. Annexure 6 speaks to that court order. Subsequently, a provisional certificate of title was issued in favour of the Shauri Moyo Furniture Makers Co-operative Society Limited in 14th May, 1988. On 22nd May, 2002, another vesting order was issued, transferring the land to several persons; that is, Francis Ngaruiya Njoroge, Stephen Njoroge Irungu, Josphat Mutuku Musembi, Stephen Mwangi Kimani and Stephen Kamau Muchiri as trustees for themselves and the other plaintiffs as tenants in common and equal shares. We have also attached Annexure 7 being the court order. Several other court orders were registered emanating from the same suit up to and including 9th March, 2015, restraining order and prohibiting all dealings. That order is dated 23rd October, 2019. This was registered against the said title. On 25th May, 2022, for a consideration of Kshs130 million, this land was transferred to Miraj Supply and Contractors Limited. Since then, this property has not changed hands. My record shows that it is currently in the name of Miraj. Unless there is any other question, I think that is fully answered."
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