Divorce marks the legal dissolution of a marriage. Understanding the process and grounds for divorce in Kenya is crucial for anyone considering this step. Here’s a detailed overview to help you navigate the complexities of divorce in Kenya. Grounds for Divorce The common grounds for dissolving all forms of marriage include: Cruelty Adultery Desertion Exceptional […]
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National Assembly & Speaker of the National Assembly v. Okiya Omtatah Okoiti & 55 Others Background: This appeal revolves around the Finance Act, 2023, which was challenged on various constitutional grounds. The litigation commenced when multiple constitutional petitions were filed contesting the legislative process and specific provisions of the Act. Key Points: Publication and Legislative
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Date of Assent: 11th December 2024Date of Commencement: 27th December 2024 The Business Laws (Amendment) Act, 2024 introduces critical changes to various financial regulations, particularly impacting banks, credit providers, and financial technology services. Below are the key amendments and their implications: Increased Penalties for Non-Compliance (Banking Act, Cap. 488)The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) now
Background of the Case In the case Gichuhi & Others v Data Protection Commissioner; Waigwa & Another (Interested Parties), the applicants, including Allen Waiyaki Gichuhi, Charles Wambugu Wamae, and their law firm, sought judicial review orders following a determination by the Data Protection Commissioner (DPC). The applicants alleged that the DPC failed to investigate their complaint
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When Privacy Becomes a Battleground: The Landmark Ruling in Abinayo v House & Farm Company Limited Introduction In a judgment that underscores the growing importance of privacy rights in Kenya, the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) delivered a significant ruling in the case of Abinayo v House & Farm Company Limited. This case, decided on
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