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Waitiki Farm, Likoni
TiggerTiggy
#11 Posted : Monday, December 03, 2012 12:09:46 PM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
Much Know wrote:
@nostopping, by claiming he has an "alternative" solution to the court orders, the due process, justice served by our courts. He should stand behind the orders. Isn't his motive clear enough?


He has not indicated that he will subvert the court order? He stressed the need for the case to be solved amicably...all parties involved considered.


he told the squatters to stay put i.e ignore the court which ordered they be evicted. yesterday it was waitiki, one day it may be you and I on the receiving end of such careless utterances by a very senior Govt official
jaggernaut
#12 Posted : Monday, December 03, 2012 12:12:43 PM
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What if squatters invaded OAR's property in Karen? Would he still tell the squatters to stay put as ODM govt 'takes up the challenge and resolves the dispute amicably without any part feeling disadvantaged'? Why didn't he do the same when there was a dispute regarding his land in Malindi?

RINK - OAR Malindi land
Much Know
#13 Posted : Monday, December 03, 2012 12:15:47 PM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
Much Know wrote:
@nostopping, by claiming he has an "alternative" solution to the court orders, the due process, justice served by our courts. He should stand behind the orders. Isn't his motive clear enough?


He has not indicated that he will subvert the court order? He stressed the need for the case to be solved amicably...all parties involved considered.


Quite conveniently at a campaign rally at this time in in the coast, where the voting +120K squatters belong? Against one waitiki from where? If he had other ideas he had 5years to try them out or say something with Orengo holding that land portfolio, anyway i know you understand the implications, you are simply making a shaggy dog story of it.
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jamplu
#14 Posted : Monday, December 03, 2012 1:07:31 PM
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The land belongs to Waitiki but the previous government was involved in allowing people to resettle in the area. If they can't handle the chaos that will result from evicting the people living in it let them compensate Waitiki fairly.
jaggernaut
#15 Posted : Tuesday, October 21, 2014 12:18:49 PM
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Waitiki should be compensated just like Judge Lutta... <<<RINK>>>. Justice should be done for all.

C&P


Retired judge Benna Lutta has been awarded Sh893 million as compensation for his grabbed land.

Luta moved to court in 1984 seeking redress after his 1,756-acre piece of land in Kitale was grabbed by the government.

After a 30-year court battle high court judge Isaac Lenaola Friday warned the government about treating Kenyans inhumanely.

“I watched Justice Lutta testifying in court. A man whose judgments and fingerprints dot our law reports now looks dejected and broken. His advanced years show more than they should, all because what he worked for in his youth was stolen by conniving civilians with government protection. No Kenyan should ever again be so treated and the State must draw lessons from this judgment,” said judge Lenaola.

Of the Sh893 million award, Sh850 million is compensation for land, Sh30 million is for farm equipment destroyed and animals stolen, and the remaining Sh3 million is for violation of the retired judge’s rights.

Lutta’s trouble began in December 1983 when thugs invaded his farm, forcefully ejecting his family and workers and looting his property.

He lost 380 dairy cows, of which 215 were pure-bred frieslands and 165 were fleckries, 600 corriedel sheep, six tractors, house furniture, 260 bags of grade one coffee, three cars and other belongings.


- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...ale#sthash.owVu8Qth.dpuf
wal6807
#16 Posted : Tuesday, October 21, 2014 2:52:07 PM
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[quote=jaggernaut]Waitiki should be compensated just like Judge Lutta... <<<RINK>>>. Justice should be done for all.

C&P


Retired judge Benna Lutta has been awarded Sh893 million as compensation for his grabbed land.

Luta moved to court in 1984 seeking redress after his 1,756-acre piece of land in Kitale was grabbed by the government.

After a 30-year court battle high court judge Isaac Lenaola Friday warned the government about treating Kenyans inhumanely.

“I watched Justice Lutta testifying in court. A man whose judgments and fingerprints dot our law reports now looks dejected and broken. His advanced years show more than they should, all because what he worked for in his youth was stolen by conniving civilians with government protection. No Kenyan should ever again be so treated and the State must draw lessons from this judgment,” said judge Lenaola.

Of the Sh893 million award, Sh850 million is compensation for land, Sh30 million is for farm equipment destroyed and animals stolen, and the remaining Sh3 million is for violation of the retired judge’s rights.

Lutta’s trouble began in December 1983 when thugs invaded his farm, forcefully ejecting his family and workers and looting his property.

He lost 380 dairy cows, of which 215 were pure-bred frieslands and 165 were fleckries, 600 corriedel sheep, six tractors, house furniture, 260 bags of grade one coffee, three cars and other belongings.


- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...le#sthash.owVu8Qth.dpuf[/quote]

at least a precedence has now now been set
"Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers."
•Socrates (470?-399 BC)
CLK
#17 Posted : Wednesday, October 22, 2014 5:06:41 AM
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wal6807 wrote:
[quote=jaggernaut]Waitiki should be compensated just like Judge Lutta... <<<RINK>>>. Justice should be done for all.

C&P


Retired judge Benna Lutta has been awarded Sh893 million as compensation for his grabbed land.

Luta moved to court in 1984 seeking redress after his 1,756-acre piece of land in Kitale was grabbed by the government.

After a 30-year court battle high court judge Isaac Lenaola Friday warned the government about treating Kenyans inhumanely.

“I watched Justice Lutta testifying in court. A man whose judgments and fingerprints dot our law reports now looks dejected and broken. His advanced years show more than they should, all because what he worked for in his youth was stolen by conniving civilians with government protection. No Kenyan should ever again be so treated and the State must draw lessons from this judgment,” said judge Lenaola.

Of the Sh893 million award, Sh850 million is compensation for land, Sh30 million is for farm equipment destroyed and animals stolen, and the remaining Sh3 million is for violation of the retired judge’s rights.

Lutta’s trouble began in December 1983 when thugs invaded his farm, forcefully ejecting his family and workers and looting his property.

He lost 380 dairy cows, of which 215 were pure-bred frieslands and 165 were fleckries, 600 corriedel sheep, six tractors, house furniture, 260 bags of grade one coffee, three cars and other belongings.


- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...le#sthash.owVu8Qth.dpuf[/quote]

at least a precedence has now now been set


And our kids are supposed to learn from such writers?? who gives such people jobs? I will assume the author meant Fresians for dairy cows or was he talking about horses?
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