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Featured image showing legal icons, a gavel, and the Kenyan flag, representing succession law in Kenya with the title 'Understanding Succession Law in Kenya – A Beginner’s Guide
Succession law in Kenya governs how property, assets, and obligations are passed on after someone’s death. Whether you’re planning your estate, facing a family dispute, or just curious about the legal landscape, this guide simplifies the complex framework into an easy-to-understand format. In this guide by Okenyo Omwansa & Co. Advocates LLP, we cover: The...
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A legal gavel resting on the Kenyan Constitution with balanced scales in the background, symbolizing the declaration of Section 29(c) as unconstitutional.
High Court Declares Section 29(c) of the Law of Succession Act Unconstitutional In a landmark ruling, the High Court of Kenya declared Section 29(c) of the Law of Succession Act unconstitutional. The judgment came from the case Dennis Kivuti Mungai vs Attorney General [2025]. The court found the provision discriminatory against widowers. This section required...
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Cover image for the article "Understanding Corporate Law in Kenya: An In-Depth Guide" featuring a blue background with white icons of a courthouse, the map of Kenya, and a legal document with a gavel, along with the author name "OKENYO OMWANSA & CO. ADVOCATES LLP" at the bottom.
What Is Corporate Law in Kenya? Corporate law in Kenya governs how companies operate legally. It includes company registration, governance, compliance, and dissolution. The main law is the Companies Act, 2015. Understanding corporate law in Kenya is essential for anyone starting or managing a business. Corporate law gives a business legal identity. This means the...
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