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Win for firm in land tussle with NLC

Men watch as a ship sails on Kilindini harbour. NLC alleged that the firm’s property was interfering with ship navigation. PHOTO | WACHIRA MWANGI | NMG

By  Philip Muyanga

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

A decision by the National Land Commission (NLC) directing a company to move out of a parcel of land, which it alleged was interfering with ship navigational aids at Kilindini Port has been quashed.

Justice Charles Yano of the Environment and Land Court in Mombasa also prohibited NLC from evicting Kinnock Ltd and revoking its title deed to the parcel of land in Mombasa.

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