01 November

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‘THE CHILDREN’S ACTS’

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By Koffi Dennis. Following the recent burgeoning of cases of teenagers and other children alike subsumed in abominable deportments, this has prompted parents and guardians to resort to legal sanctuaries. They’re apprised that such resorts would proffer alternative means of reining some of the kids who have fallen out of line. This dawns at a time where corporal punishment is defunct and other human rights laws which shroud children in protection. It is estimated that close to 4,000 school girls got pregnant in Machakos county in the midst of this pandemic[1]. Nonetheless, various Kenyan media platforms fulminated recently, after 44 school children...

27 April

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ARDHI HOUSE GOES ONLINE

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by Wambui Babu The platform has finally arrived at the station though not with the much pomp and anticipated vigor as expected. This should be a cause of celebration to the citizens who are often languishing over the slow mundane land processes. Yes finally, National Lands Integrated Management System (NLIMS) is with us. For nothing more or less, the system should at the least solve the headaches of doing the basic primal purpose of enabling one to conduct a search let alone reducing land transaction costs and other proclaimed advantages attached hitherto. At the very least, conducting a search just like the...

21 May

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RENUNCIATION OF THE RIGHT TO INHERITANCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF KENYAN AND FOREIGN JURISPRUDENCE

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By Samuel Wahome Kimani, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya Kenyan succession law is governed under the Law of Succession Act[1] which provides inter alia for the definition and consolidation of the law relating to intestate and testamentary succession and the administration of estates of deceased persons. The Act is further anchored on the Constitution of Kenya 2010 right to property [2] which protects against the deprivation or limiting of enjoyment of the right by the state or any person. Other statutes that regulate and define property ownership in Kenya include, but are not limited to, the Matrimonial Property Act [3], Land...

14 April

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DIGITIZATION OF LAND TRANSACTIONS IN KENYA THE WAKE OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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DIGITIZATION OF LAND TRANSACTIONS IN KENYA

While digitization had gained momentum before covid-19 the same should not be lost as we all stand to benefit in the end of it to fast track land transactions By Wambui Babu We are here in the fourth phase of industrial revolution with the increased use of technology in robotics, artificial intelligence e.t.c. Has the novel coronavirus (covid-19) nudged us to spring here faster than anticipated? Well, the point is we are here and we have to make do with the situation and act as fast as we can to handle the negative implications in the sector and economy at large. On...

25 February

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TENABLE LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM IN KENYA

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by Wambui Babu, Much has been discussed about land rights and all the inherent rights attached thereto, this has been a topic well dissected in many ways, areas and scenarios and what that emanates is that it is crystal clear and one would draw as a synopsis from all that discourse is that every human being has a right to access land and utilize it within the parameters of sustainable development and environmental consciousness. This write up has nothing much to offer on matters appertaining those rights but conversely it delves into a topic that is not much broadly discussed either for...

23 January

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ESTATE AGENCY THE KENYA TALE: DISSECTING THE PROBLEM AREAS

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By Wambui Babu INTRODUCTION The Real Estate Act was last revised in 2012, however the amendments made failed to capture the real issues facing the real estate market from the premise being meeting the needs of the new age technology and the fast growing real estate sector necessitated by the population growth, mitigating fraudulent land transactions and the versatility of the sector. It is those issues that are a necessity to be addressed in order to efficiently regulate the market with a view of the Government finding an opportunity to raise revenue from the very expansive real estate market that occupies a large...

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‘THE CHILDREN’S ACTS’

ARDHI HOUSE GOES ONLINE

RENUNCIATION OF THE RIGHT TO INHERITANCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF KENYAN AND FOREIGN JURISPRUDENCE

DIGITIZATION OF LAND TRANSACTIONS IN KENYA THE WAKE OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC

TENABLE LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM IN KENYA

ESTATE AGENCY THE KENYA TALE: DISSECTING THE PROBLEM AREAS