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Firm risks losing Sh162m and prime land for breaching pact

Karen Nyawira, a volunteer with Kenya Red Cross Society distributes packets of rice to elderly residents of Solio Squatter settlement scheme in Laikipia County on March 26, 2016. [File, Standard]

A company could lose Sh162 million and its large track of land in Rumuruti, Laikipia County for breaching the sale agreement.

Environment and Lands Court Judge Yuvinalis Angima ruled that Laikipia and Nakuru Property Investments Limited cannot claim the money from Halifax Limited or get back the land for failing to remove squatters staying in the land.

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