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British families in legal battle over Sh210m Kwale estate

Sand Beach Cottages at Tiwi in Kwale County. The property is at the centre of a legal dispute before the High Court in Mombasa. [Photo: Maarufu Mohamed, Standard)

A British national has disputed a will that gives him and his siblings 40 per cent of his uncle’s Sh210 million estate in Kwale County.

Mr Anthony Patrick Rowan, his wife, and his two siblings have asked the court to discard their uncle, John Francis Foster’s will, claiming that he was either coerced into writing it or it was altered before he died.

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