Court Rules on Ruiru and Ngong Land Scams Involving Fake Title Deeds
A series of investigations into two cases of suspected land fraud exposed alleged forged documents and disputed property ownership across two counties...
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Two individuals have been convicted in separate land fraud cases in Ruiru and Ngong, involving forged titles and fraudulent transactions, following investigations by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
- A 72-year-old woman was convicted on 13 counts, including forgery and forcible detainer, related to the fraudulent acquisition of land in Ruiru East.
- Another accused was convicted on five counts, including obtaining money by false pretences, for fraudulently selling subdivided land in Ngong, receiving Ksh1.9 million.
- The convictions highlight ongoing efforts by investigative agencies to combat property fraud.
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