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The doctrine of Eminent Domain Powers of the sovereign state to compulsorily acquire private land is an affront to the concept of private ownership of land in…
Maximizing the esheria lexchat for Your Benefit: Practical Examples for Kenyan Legal Practitioners The legal landscape is consistently evolving, and staying…
All governmental bodies are mandated to offer various services to the people. In carrying out these functions, the public authorities may be required to…
In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, strategic collaborations often herald groundbreaking achievements.
Whereas in lay the term Trust connotes a firm belief, faith, or confidence in the reliability, truth or ability of someone or something, in law it is simply a…
Introduction It seems that these days, whatever your gender, when asked if you are a feminist, your answer can only be damning.
Navigating the Legal Maze: Gig Workers' Rights in Occupational Health and Safety Introduction Health is a universally cherished aspect of human existence that…
THE RIGHTS OF SPOUSES UNDER CONVERSION OF MARRIAGES By: Leency Awino Ogutu Abstract The conversion of a potentially polygamous marriage into a monogamous one…
Limitation on Constitutional Amendments in extreme conditions: The Kenyan case Abstract A closer examination of Kenya’s constitution reveals that the…
Ensuring Banking Integrity: Legal Safeguards under the Banking Act for Timely Customer Deposit Repayment The Banking Act (Cap 488) of Kenya serves as a robust…
In a properly functioning democratic system of government, the principle of judicial independence is everything.
THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW Abstract This crisis calls into question the coherence and stability of international law both as a language…
