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Gazette Notice No. 6884 of 2025

The Chief Magistrate’s Court at Siaya lists 2 applications to manage the estates of people who have died, open to objection for 30 days, as printed.

Official PDF · 2.0 MB

Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 2373.

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Applications 2

Each application has its own link. All 2 share an objection period of 30 days, as printed.

  1. Cause No. E85 of 2025

    Link
    Grant
    Letters of administration intestate
    Estate of
    Alphonce Were Ombio
    Died
    31 July 2014, Sagam Community Hospital in Kenya
    Petitioners
    Gaodence Atieno Were
  2. Cause No. E185 of 2025

    Link
    Grant
    Letters of administration intestate
    Estate of
    Abayo Rakuom
    Died
    2 April 1984, Ulafu
    Petitioners
    Joseph Ogunga Abayo

Everyone named

CourtChief Magistrate’s Court at Siaya
Signed byM. Wambani, District Registrar, Siaya
Petitioners 2Gaodence Atieno Were · Joseph Ogunga Abayo
Estates 2Alphonce Were Ombio · Abayo Rakuom
Places 2Siaya · Yala

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Cite

Kenya Gazette Notice No. 6884 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 103, 26 May 2025, p. 2373.

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Official PDF of Vol. CXXVII No. 103, from Kenya Law
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