Understanding Customary Trusts, Family Land and the Limits of Registered Ownership in Kenya Few land disputes in Kenya are as
THE NAME ON THE TITLE IS NOT ALWAYS THE END OF THE STORY Read Post »
CASE REVIEW 1 MWALIMU & 6 OTHERS v HALAL & ANOTHER [2025] KECA 1186 (KLR) When you cannot have it
“LAND AUTHORITIES EVERY KENYAN LANDOWNER SHOULD KNOW” Read Post »
What Kenyan Courts Look At When a Relationship Ends in Dispute Across Kenya, many couples begin their lives together without
“COME WE STAY”: WHEN CAN COHABITATION AMOUNT TO A MARRIAGE IN KENYA? Read Post »
When a dispute arises, the immediate reaction is often: “Let us go to court.” But litigation is not always the
WHY MEDIATION SHOULD BE THE FIRST CONVERSATION BEFORE LITIGATION Read Post »
The Government may, in the public interest, acquire privately owned land for projects such as roads, railways, public utilities and
COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND IN KENYA: HOW LANDOWNERS CAN PROTECT THEIR PROPERTY Read Post »
The existence of a title deed is ordinarily strong evidence of ownership. However, Kenyan land law does not treat a
DUPLICATE AND FRAUDULENT LAND TITLES IN KENYA: WHICH TITLE PREVAILS? Read Post »
One of the most frequently asked questions in succession law is whether a parent can completely disinherit a child by
Children Left Out of a Will: Can the Court Still Protect Them? Read Post »
Mwalimu & 6 Others v Halal & Another [2025] KECA 1186 (KLR) The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that mere
ADVERSE POSSESSION: 12 YEARS ON LAND IS NOT ENOUGH Read Post »
WHO CAN MAKE DECISIONS FOR AN AGEING PARENT? As parents grow older, an important question is often overlooked: Who will
It is increasingly common for purchasers to unknowingly buy land from relatives of a deceased person before succession has been
Can You Sell Property Belonging to a Deceased Person? What Every Buyer Must Know Read Post »
