Reprieve for State, miner in Sh28m ranch damages order

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The court also ordered Ms Mutua to pay Kasigau Ranching Sh13 million as restoration and conservation damages.

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The State and a minerals prospector who had been ordered to pay a ranching firm Sh28 million have won a reprieve, after a judge suspended the execution of the judgment and decree, pending a hearing and determination of an appeal.

Environment and Land Court Judge Edward Wabwoto issued the order on condition that Ms Lillian Mutua, trading as Lillian M Gems deposits Sh5 million as security, in a joint interest-earning account of Kasigau Ranching (DA) Company Ltd and her advocates within 30 days.

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