Too late: Woman loses bid to recover Sh54.6m from home she shared with ex-husband
Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group By Richard Munguti & Joseph Wangui Summary Article Related What you need to know: The court dismissed the case after finding it was legally unsustainable.Ms Dhanji told the court the property was acquired through deductions to her salary. The court held that the Matrimonial Property Act could not apply to a marriage dissolved in 1994 and found the suit, filed in January 2025, came about 31 years after the divorce. Ms Dhanji has lodged an appeal against the ruling as she seeks to pursue her claim over the City Park maisonette that she says she bought through a mortgage while working at East African Airways.
- ▪Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group By Richard Munguti & Joseph Wangui Summary Article Related What you need to know: The court dismissed the case after finding it was legally unsustainable.Ms Dhanji told the court the property was acqu
- ▪The court held that the Matrimonial Property Act could not apply to a marriage dissolved in 1994 and found the suit, filed in January 2025, came about 31 years after the divorce.
- ▪Ms Dhanji has lodged an appeal against the ruling as she seeks to pursue her claim over the City Park maisonette that she says she bought through a mortgage while working at East African Airways.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 03:00:00 +0000 |
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Caption for the landscape image: Too late: Woman loses bid to recover Sh54.6m from home she shared with ex-husband Friday, July 24, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Ms Mustak Zulfikar Premji Dhanji had sought orders requiring her former husband to refund Sh54.6 million, which she claimed were proceeds from the property's sale. Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group By Richard Munguti & Joseph Wangui Summary Article Related What you need to know: The court dismissed the case after finding it was legally unsustainable.Ms Dhanji told the court the property was acquired through deductions to her salary.
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