Business Daily has shade more light on the saga;
The case so far
Mr and Mrs (Dr) Samwel Gatabaki jointly owned 200 acres through Sagana Developers Ltd under coffee.
1996: Former Githunguri MP Njehu Gatabaki purchases 20 acres from Sagana Developers.
May 2007: Suraya Property Group approaches Sagana Developer with a proposal for a joint venture to build a multi-billion shilling real estate project on the 180 acres of land.
February 2009: Muga Developers is formed, jointly owned by the two families through Suraya and Sagana on 50:50 basis.
March 2009: Muga Developers strike a deal with the former MP involving a buy-back of the 20 cares of land at Sh192 million, but his wife moves to court to have the transfer quashed. Matter is yet to be resolved.
2011: Mrs Gatabaki of Sagana Developers moves to court challenging the present shareholding structure, and decisions made by the other shareholders, including her husband Dr Gatabaki.
11 August 2011: Milimani Commercial Court issues temporary orders restraining four shareholders and five other interested parties from any dealings involving Fourways Junction estate and any bank accounts held by Muga Developers.
500 home buyers who had paid a total of Sh2 billion are caught in the fight.
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