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Gazette Notice No. 12404 of 2025

The Chief Magistrate’s Court at Bomet lists 3 applications to manage the estates of people who have died, open to objection for 30 days, as printed.

Official PDF · 10.4 MB

Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 5897.

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Applications 3

Each application has its own link. All 3 share an objection period of 30 days, as printed.

  1. Cause No. E8 of 2025

    Link
    Grant
    Letters of administration intestate
    Estate of
    Sitienei arap Towett
    Died
    26 June 2011, Kongotik
    Petitioners
    Geoffrey Kipchergei Koskei
  2. Cause No. E133 of 2025

    Link
    Grant
    Letters of administration intestate
    Estate of
    Kimaru Cheribo Boror arap
    Died
    19 May 2014, Itembe
    Petitioners
    Francis Kipkemoi Towet, Onesmus Kipkirui Towett
  3. Cause No. E153 of 2025

    Link
    Grant
    Letters of administration intestate
    Estate of
    Eunice Chepngetich Koske
    Died
    23 August 2000, Motigo
    Petitioners
    Geoffrey Kipkoech Koskei

Everyone named

CourtChief Magistrate’s Court at Bomet
Signed byE. Boke, District Registrar, Bomet
Petitioners 4Geoffrey Kipchergei Koskei · Francis Kipkemoi Towet · Onesmus Kipkirui Towett · Geoffrey Kipkoech Koskei
Estates 3Sitienei arap Towett · Kimaru Cheribo Boror arap · Eunice Chepngetich Koske
PlacesBomet

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Corrections 0

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Cite

Kenya Gazette Notice No. 12404 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 186, 29 August 2025, p. 5897.

Permalink funua.com/notices/2025/12404/. To cite one application, add its cause number and use its link.

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Official PDF of Vol. CXXVII No. 186, from Kenya Law
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Filed under: Succession, 2025 · August 2025 · Chief Magistrate’s Court at Bomet · Vol. CXXVII No. 186