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Court halts ICC lawyer’s land sale in legal battle

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The contested Eldoret property forms part of Gicheru’s broader estate, including shares in Cedar Dairies Farm Ltd, Malik Development Ltd, and a motor vehicle.

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By  Joseph Wangui

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The High Court has blocked the sale of a prime property in Eldoret owned by the late lawyer Paul Gicheru, reigniting a dispute over his estate.

The dispute pits Mr Gicheru’s widow, Ruth Nyambura, against Ian Njoroge, who claims to be Mr Gicheru’s son and claims ownership of the property.

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