Evicted Wife Living in Luxury Hotel
kenya, society 2:57 AM
A Russian woman embroiled in an upkeep case with her wealthy American husband has been accommodated at the Whitesands hotel following eviction from her palatial home.
Mombasa Chief Magistrate Rosemelle Mutoka instructed Larisa Islamova and her three children to be accommodated at the hotel, pending the hearing of the case set for Thursday. Arval Daniel Headrick, 68, will cater for the costs at full board. This means that the family will be spending Sh23,250 per day at the hotel.
Larisa was evicted from her home on the beach front in Bamburi despite a court order being in place. The court has also issued an order for Headrick to appear in court on August 18 to explain why he should not be arrested and detained in prison for contempt of court. This follows a successful application by Islamova's lawyer, Francis Kadima, stopping the eviction.
The OCS of Bamburi Police station had earlier been directed to enforce the previous orders issued by the court. In the application which was certified as urgent, the defendant was directed to pay Sh658,000 per month, and not evict the applicant from their matrimonial home or take away their vehicle. They started cohabiting in 2007 and solemnized their marriage in 2009, and have a four-year-old son together. Prior to the marriage, the plaintiff had two daughters born in 1991 and 1995, with her late husband, Ruslam Islamova, who died in 2001.
Larisa said her husband is 'extremely wealthy' and drinks three bottles of champagne every day and whenever he travels on business all over the world, he flies first class and stays in a five star hotels. Headrick is the Managing Directorof TransOceanic Development Project (Kenya) Limited and TransOceanic Global Gateway Limited, all situated at Canon Towers in Mombasa, with offices in Nairobi, Dubai, Sanaa, New Orleans, Houston, Kampala, Dar-es-Saalam and China.The court had declared that the defendant has parental responsibility over their son in Braeburn School in Mombasa, and two other children, who are in St Petersburg Government University, Russsia.
Mombasa Chief Magistrate Rosemelle Mutoka instructed Larisa Islamova and her three children to be accommodated at the hotel, pending the hearing of the case set for Thursday. Arval Daniel Headrick, 68, will cater for the costs at full board. This means that the family will be spending Sh23,250 per day at the hotel.
Larisa was evicted from her home on the beach front in Bamburi despite a court order being in place. The court has also issued an order for Headrick to appear in court on August 18 to explain why he should not be arrested and detained in prison for contempt of court. This follows a successful application by Islamova's lawyer, Francis Kadima, stopping the eviction.
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Larisa said her husband is 'extremely wealthy' and drinks three bottles of champagne every day and whenever he travels on business all over the world, he flies first class and stays in a five star hotels. Headrick is the Managing Directorof TransOceanic Development Project (Kenya) Limited and TransOceanic Global Gateway Limited, all situated at Canon Towers in Mombasa, with offices in Nairobi, Dubai, Sanaa, New Orleans, Houston, Kampala, Dar-es-Saalam and China.The court had declared that the defendant has parental responsibility over their son in Braeburn School in Mombasa, and two other children, who are in St Petersburg Government University, Russsia.
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