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Can a private school raise fees without parents’ consent? What the Oshwal ruling says

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A Kenyan private school can increase its fees, but a recent High Court ruling shows why the process it follows matters; and why parents...
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What the High Court ruling means for retired presidents in Kenya

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The High Court has struck down key provisions of Kenya’s law governing presidential retirement benefits, ruling that retired presidents cannot be denied their constitutional...
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Chief Justice Martha Koome receives South Korea’s inaugural Sejong Legal Culture Award

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Chief Justice Martha Karambu Koome has become the first international recipient of South Korea’s Sejong Legal Culture Award, a new honour recognising contributions to...
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Court explains when land buyers can force sellers to complete deals

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Buying land involves more than signing an agreement and making a deposit. A recent Court of Appeal decision has highlighted the obligations buyers and...
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How alternative dispute resolution is helping Kenya’s judiciary clear case backlogs

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Kenya's judiciary is increasingly turning to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms to reduce case backlogs, speed up the delivery of justice and offer citizens...
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MOGO Loan Illegal: How Kenya’s In Duplum Rule Saves Borrowers from Exploitative Interest

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In a major blow to micro-finance lenders and digital credit providers, Kenya's legal system has once again stepped in to halt predatory lending practices....
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