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Former President Daniel arap Moi gets court orders to preserve land in dispute

Senior Council Fred Ngatia leaving the Supreme Court he is representing Judge Justice Philip Tunoi when he appeared before a special Judicial Service Commision probe committee to defend himself against bribery allegations. The High Court has ordered three claimants to a prime land in Nairobi to preserve it until ownership dispute is resolved. (PHOTO: FIDELIS KABUNYI/ STANDARD)

The High Court has ordered three claimants to a prime land in Nairobi to preserve it until ownership dispute is resolved.

Justice Samson Okong'o issued the orders against United States International University, Maestro Connections Health Systems Limited and Equity Bank Chief Executive Officer Dr James Mwangi after former President Daniel Arap Moi asked the court to block them from using the court controversy to carry out constructions or develop it.

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