Court case against Optiven withdrawn after settlement
NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct. 9 – A court case against property developer Optiven Limited has been withdrawn after the company and the plaintiff, Peter Mulati Nabiswa, reached a settlement, according to…
Kampala, Uganda, Oct. 9 – A legal dispute involving the property development firm Optiven Limited and plaintiff Peter Mulati Nabiswa has been terminated following their agreement, as reported in the Kenya Gazette. The High Court in Kiambu had initially approved Nabiswa's representative action, allowing him to represent other affected individuals.
This action was registered on August 4, 2026, and the court published notices in the Daily Nation, The Standard, and the Gazette, including Gazette Notice No. 13211 dated August 10. However, on August 28, both parties reached a consent agreement, and the court adopted it on September 21. Consequently, Gazette Notice No. 13211 along with the previous newspaper notices is now withdrawn, as announced by Odek Law, the legal representative of Nabiswa.
The court case, numbered Kiambu High Court Civil Suit No. E033 of 2026, Peter Mulati Nabiswa v Optiven Limited, has concluded without disclosing the specific allegations, settlement terms, or whether any payments or liabilities were acknowledged.
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