Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:(1)How does the law work, assuming the owners were innocent victims of fraud. My question is that they must have had some form of official govt document to even get approval to construct etc.
The fact that (2)KAA watched them construct those houses to me is proof enough that their rights to the land parcels were genuine. Any progressive judge who understands the spirit of the law should make KAA/gava to compensate them fully, for the.
Na hao wezi should be arrested, employees of KAA and the people they worked in cahoots with.
My advise to anybody whose proerty has been lost through gava's incompetence, just get yourself a good lawyer, sue and be patient.
(1). Consider a different case: some one steals your car; goes to Kirinyaga rd and produces a fake logbook; sells the car to me (after colluding with a fellow at KRA to cheat me that the car is his). Two years later you find me driving it proudly around your estate. What would you do? Would you listen to my long stories of how I bought it, or would you simply want your car back?
(2). KAA is a body corporate. It is not a person with eyes to see. Still, KAA issued numerous caveats warning people against interfering with that parcel of land. What more could they have done? When push came to shove, KAA acted...
Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.