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Indian settler family in dispute over property in Narok

Narok County (Photo: Courtesy)

Two Indian families are locked in a fight over 0.1 acres with a high-rise building in Narok town that belonged to their grandfathers.

Zubeda Bhachu has sued the Narok County Lands Register for refusing to transfer the land to her family even after the High Court found that the land did not belong to the family of Hava Isak Suleiman, who allegedly took advantage of her old age to irregularly transfer the land.

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