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Tycoon Rajendra Sanghani moves to court to block sale of Sh70 million land
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Tycoon Rajendra Sanghani moves to court to block sale of Sh70 million land

The Standard Kenyan about 2 hours 1 mins read
A City businessman has moved to the Lands Court seeking orders to stop the sale or transfer of a disputed Sh70 million property in Nairobis upmarket area.

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