Some former Kenyan nationals have not been able to regain their Kenyan citizenship because the countries where they domicile prohibit dual citizenship. In such cases, these individuals are compelled t...
Indefeasibility of title is a cornerstone principle in Kenya’s land law framework. It assures that once a land title is legally and properly registered, it becomes conclusive evidence of ownership t...
The growth of global mobility and cross-border trade has increased the need for reliable and efficient channels for sending and receiving money. In Kenya, Money Remittance Providers (MRPs) play a cruc...
A guarantee is a binding promise from one person (the guarantor), to be answerable for the debt or obligations of another (the debtor or borrower), if that other person defaults. The creditors to whom...
Disputes, while not unusual in any business setting, can have profound and often destructive consequences when they arise within a family-owned business (FOB). These disputes are particularly volatile...
Imagine a local construction company is awarded a government contract for road construction. To execute the project, it forms a subsidiary company which handles procurement and subcontracting. Over ti...
Permanent residency in Kenya is a legal immigration status granted under section 37 of the Kenya Citizenship and Immigration Act, 2011, read together with section 19 of the Kenya Citizenship and Immig...
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The doctrine of legitimate expectation, rooted in administrative law, requires that public authorities act in a lawful, reasonable, and procedurally fair manner when making administrative decisions. I...
Tax compliance is a fundamental aspect of running a business in Kenya. Proper record-keeping and bookkeeping procedures are essential not only for fulfilling tax obligations but also for defending tax...
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