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THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR LAW REPORTING SPECIAL ISSUE LIBRARY THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXXII— No. 28 NAIROBI, 7th February, 2020 Price Sh. 60 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 978 CAusE No. 1719 OF 2018 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI By (1) David Mwawuganga Tole and (2) Liz Samba Wanyika Tole, both of P.O. Box 44476-00100, Nairobi in Kenya, the deceased's son PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION and daughter, respectively, through Messrs. Mathew Magare & Associates, advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration TAKE NOTICE that applications having been made in this court intestate to the estate of Habel David Tole, late of Milimani Estate, in: Kisumu, who died there on 27th March, 2017. CAUSE No. 359 OF 2011 CAUSE No. 1730 OF 2018 By Loise Wangui Kabui, of P.O. Box 60, Othaya in Kenya, the By (1) Madhvi Kapila and (2) Sonal Sejpal, both of P.O. Box 200 — deceased's daughter-in-law, for a grant of letters of administration 00600, Nairobi in Kenya, the executors named in the deceased's last intestate to the estate of Josephat Kingori Kabui, late of Gikoe, who died will, through Messrs. Anjarwalla & Khanna, advocates of Nairobi, for a at Consolata Hospital in Kenya, on 17th December, 1999. grant of probate of written will of Krishna Achroo Ram Kapila alias Krishna Kumari Kapila Krishna Achroo Kapila, late of Nairobi, who CAUSE NO. 380 OF 2012 died along Lower Kabete Road, on 8th May, 2018. By (1) Reah Marie Githaiga, of P.O. Box 70153-00400, Nairobi in CAusE No. 344 OF 2019 Kenya and (2) Miriam Muthoni Githaiga, of P.O. Box 137, Karatina in Kenya, through Messrs. J. W. Madahana & Co., advocates of Nairobi, By Firozali Kara, of 5, Wakunda Place #403, North York, Toronto, the deceased's widow and mother, respectively, for a grant of letters of Ontario, M4A, 1A2, Canada, the deceased's son, through Messrs. Gilani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration administration intestate to the estate of Philip Wanjohi Githaiga, late of intestate to the estate of Mohamedali Remtulla Kara, late of Ontario, Nairobi, who died at St. Francis Hospital in Kenya, on 20th June, 2009. Canada, who died there on 1st December, 2003. CAUSE NO. 818 OF 2015 CAUSE No. 437 OF 2019 By Janet Kamau Njoroge Thumbi, of P.O. Box 75253-00200, By Naomi Ndunge Muia, of P.O. Box 2704-00202, Nairobi in Nairobi in Kenya, the deceased's son, for a grant of letters of Kenya, the deceased's granddaughter, through Messrs. Mugo Wairimu, administration intestate to the estate of Joshua Njoroge Thumbi alias advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to Njoroge Thumbi Joshua, late of Murang'a, who died at Kenyatta the estate of Naomi Ndunge, late of Machakos, who died at Kariobangi, National Hospital in Kenya, on 16th February, 2003. on 9th July, 1991. CAUSE NO. 515 OF 2017 CAUSE No. 478 OF 2019 By Shadrack Mutonga Wanjiru, of P.O. Box 75642-00200, Nairobi By (1) Jamaluddin Moloo and (2) Nasreen Moloo Hussain alias in Kenya, through Messrs. Mwaure & Mwaure Waihiga, advocates of Nasreen Moloo, both of 2729, Hanover St, Denver, CO 80238, USA, the Nairobi, the deceased's grandson, for a grant of letters of administration executors named in the deceased's last will, through Messrs. Gilani & intestate to the estate of Rachel Nyambura Mutonga, late of Kiambu, Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of probate of written will of who died at Kangemi, on 18th March, 2016. Amirali Hassanali Moloo, late of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, who died at Scarborough General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, on 10th October, 2015. CAUSE No. 958 OF 2017 CAUSE No. 591 OF 2019 By (1) Mary Okoth and (2) Harris Josiah Okoth, both of P.O. Box By (1) Vincent Kipkorir Langat and (2) Gideon Kipngeno Langat, 31833-00600, Nairobi in Kenya, through Messrs. Rachrier & Amollo, both of P.O. Box 30047-00100, Nairobi in Kenya, the deceased's advocates of Nairobi, the deceased's mother and father, respectively, for cousins, through Messrs. Lumallas, Achieng' & Kavere, advocates of a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Ruth Lillian Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Okoth Juma, late of Nairobi, who died at Karen Hospital in Kenya, on Billaden Kipyegon Bett, late of Nairobi, who died at Al-Amin Hospital, 28th March, 2016. on 7th February, 2019. [891 892 THE KENYA GAZETTE 7th February, 2020 CAUSE No. 701 OF 2019 CAUSE No. 1367 of 2019 By Karim Bdul Dossa, of Plot Number 39, House Number 68, By Karim Ahmed Karim, of 1463, Terrace Av., North Vancouver, Ismailia Building, East Upanga, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, through B.C., V7R, 1B5, Canada, the deceased's grandson, through Messrs. Messrs. Mohamed Madhani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for the Gilani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of resealing of a grant of letters of administration issued by High Court of administration intestate to the estate of Vallimohamed Hirani alias Tanzania on 26th November, 2018 to the estate of Roshan Abdul Dossa, Valibhai Karim, late of Canada, who died at North Vancouver, on I lth late of 210-85 Gambie Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M4K2H6, who died May, 1989. there on 31st March, 2001. CAUSE No. 1368 OF 2019 CAUSE No. 793 OF 2019 By Shehnaz Ami Mohamed Haji, of P.O. Box 88247-80100, By Kevin Muya, of P.O. Box 1219-00200, Nairobi in Kenya, the Mombasa in Kenya, the deceased's granddaughter, through Messrs. deceased's nephew, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Jane Wanjiru Muya, late of Nairobi, who died at Melchizedek Gilani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of Hospital in Kenya, on 26th March, 2017. administration intestate to the estate of Alibhai Sharif alias Alibhai Shariff Shamji, late of Makupa, who died at Aga Khan Hospital in CAUSE No. 897 OF 2019 Kenya, on 20th November, 1972. By Jaswant Kaur Juttla, of P.O. Box 45918-00100, Nairobi in CAUSE No. 1423 of 2019 Kenya, the deceased's widow, through Messrs. Mandla & Sehmi, advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to By (1) Abu Musa Doka, (2) Zena Njeri Musa and (3) Rehema the estate of Malkit Singh Juttla, late of Nairobi, who died at M.P. Shah Wambui Musa, through Messrs. Machira & Co., advocates of Nairobi, Hospital in Kenya, on 25th January, 2019. for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Amina Wahu alias Amina Wahu Kibe, late of Riruta, who died there on 13th CAUSE No. 986 OF 2019 March, 2019. By Mohamed Gulamhusein Bhimji, of 16, St. Peters Close, Ruislip, CAusE No. 1463 OF 2019 Middlesex, HA4, 9JT, United Kingdom, the deceased's son, through Messrs. Gilani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of By Elizabeth Mary Vaulkard, of The Stables, Plaw Hatch, Plaw administration intestate to the estate of Gulam Hussein Bhimji alias Hatch Lane, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19, 4JL, United Kingdom, Gulamhusein Punja Bhimji, late of 2a, Yeldham Road, London, who the executor named in the deceased's last will, through Messrs. Kaplan died at Winterbrook Nursing Home 18, Winterbrook, Reading Road, & Stratton, advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of probate of written will of Wallingford, on 1 I th October, 1999. Timothy Gillespie Vaulkhard, late of Tigoni, Limuru,' who died at Aga CAUSE No. 988 OF 2019 Khan Hospital in Kenya, on 7th February, 2019. By Mohamed Gulamhusein Bhumji, of 16, St. Peters Close, Ruislip, CAUSE No. 1467 OF 2019 Middlesex, HA4, 9JT, United Kingdom, the deceased's son, through By (1) Ngugi Kamau, (2) Danson Kariuki Nyori and (3) Kenneth Messrs. Gilani & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of Kamau Kiarie, all of P.O. Box 48720-00100, Nairobi in Kenya, the administration intestate to the estate of Khatija Bhimji alias Khatija Gulamhusein P. Bhimji, late of Hat A, 2, Yeldham Road, London W6, deceased's brother and nephews, respectively, through Messrs. Mutunga who died there on 20th August, 2010. & Muindi Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Esther Njeri Kamau, late of CAUSE No. 1035 OF 2019 Nairobi, who died at Eastleigh, on 28th May, 2019. By (1) Eunice Nekesa Makokha and (2) Jeremia Dome Makokha, CAUSE No. 1496 OF 2019 both of P.O. Box 72761-00200, Nairobi in Kenya, the deceased's mother and brother, respectively, for a grant of letters of administration By (I) Kelvin Malombe Ndumbu and (2) Sheldon Mutei Ndumbu, intestate to the estate of Willimina Nabwire Makokha, late of Komarock, the deceased's sons, through Messrs. Chimei & Co., advocates of who died at Komarock Modem Healthcare, on 28th October, 2018. Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of Elizabeth Mwende Mutei, late of Nairobi, who died at Nairobi West CAUSE No. 1055 OF 2019 Hospital in Kenya, on 16th March, 2010. By Stanley Njuguna Ndebe, of P.O. Box 47791-00100, Nairobi in CAUSE No. 1503 OF 2019 Kenya, the deceased's widower, through Messrs. Muraya Njenga & Co., advocates of Nairobi, for a grant of letters of administration intestate to By (1) Isaac Kariuki Mukuria and (2) Jesse Kang'ethe Mukuria, both the estate of Cecilia Wangui Waweru, late of Githimu, Murang'a, who of P.O. Box 51665, Nairobi in Kenya, the deceased's sons, through died at Maziwa, Kiamumbi, on 5th June, 2018.
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