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Security Forces and Goons Resist Auctioneers During Rental Dispute

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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Auctioneers attempting to recover outstanding rent from Habanos Lounge met resistance at the premises. Sources allege that Charles Kilonzo mobilized groups of men, while personnel linked to the National Intelligence Service were involved in efforts to repel the auctioneers. The establishment is owned by Morris Macharia Mbuthi and David Karigo Muthee, and is operated by Taskim Hadanos Chill & Grill Ltd.

From ghafla.co.ke

Why it matters

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The resistance to the debt recovery process obstructs the landlord's ability to recover outstanding rent arrears. The landlord and other complainants are currently pursuing the recovery of these balances in court.

From ghafla.co.ke

Who's involved

  • Charles KilonzoAllegedly in charge of groups of men who resisted auctioneers during the standoff.
  • National Intelligence ServicePersonnel were allegedly involved in efforts to repel the auctioneers at the establishment.
  • landlordThe landlord of the establishment is pursuing recovery of outstanding rent balances.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • landlordSpeculative

    The landlord might face reduced revenue from the establishment due to the resistance to debt recovery.

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