Tuesday, May 03, 2005
kenyan Laws
| Kenyan laws are mainly inherited from the British system. there are basically two types of Laws
1. Substantial Law-this includes Laws such as Contracts, Torts which can be found in statutes or judicial precedents 2. Procedural Law-this is the procedure that is used by the courts.Mainly in civil cases procedure must be followed to the letter as lack of correct procedure can lead to dismissal of an otherwise good case. |
posted by Shiroh Kamau at 1:57 PM
karibu sana nice to see another lawyer on board(am not one) but u will soon discover that u will be at home here
am the nutcase up in this bblog-and i'd love to welcome u
heh...u did say u'll provide free legal aid-ngojea tu nitarudi
thanks yeah sure you can ask anything without the threat of a fee note
Karibu sana.
Here is a question(is that too soon after karibishaing you?..hope not)
do you mind telling me which parts of the constitution need to be changed in order for Diaspora Kenyans to Vote (especially in 2007)where the current process has gotten to?
Information on Dual citizenship and where that process is would also be much appreciated, lakini the pertinent one is about the voting, i can ngojea on the dual citizenship info. Thank you so much :)
Hi Afromusing, will answer your question later. The current constitution does not allow for dual citizenship.
Tell me something about incorporation of Universities. And how the same can be created under a trust deed.
sorry... Universities in Kenya
Kibet,to incorporate a company in Kenya read the Universities Act but one thing i know is that you need a charter to operate which often takes a long period. The shortest way is to start a college then ask for accreditation.
Kibet i didnt mean a company i meant university.
thank you on the comment on ADR...and the wait time to have a case heard....
are u practising in Kenya or somewhere else? I am just finishing up my 2nd yr, then i will have 1 more yr plus the Bar Exam before i finally become licensed to practise law.
Hi.
Is it legal to carry a stun gun as a civilian in Kenya? That is obviously for defense purposes.
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