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Kenya’s Trust Administration Act, 2026 Officially Takes Effect
E ENS More ENS is an independent law firm with over 200 years of experience. The firm has over 600 practitioners in 14 offices on the continent, in Ghana, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. Kenya's Trust Administration Act, 2026 introduces a new framework for trusts with requirements for registration, beneficial ownership transparency, trustee duties and compliance obligations.
Modernising Trusts In Kenya: Key Features Of The Trust Administration Bill, 2025
E ENS More ENS is an independent law firm with over 200 years of experience. The firm has over 600 practitioners in 14 offices on the continent, in Ghana, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. Trusts have long occupied a convenient place in Kenya's social and commercial landscape. The Trust Administration Bill, 2025 (the "Bill"), currently open for public comment... Kenya Corporate/Commercial Law
Land Rights In Kenya: Insights From The Supreme Court Of Kenya On Legitimate Expectation And Title Indefeasibility
In a landmark decision that reshapes Kenya's leasehold landscape, the Supreme Court of Kenya (the "Supreme Court") has delivered a powerful verdict in Sehmi & Another (the "Appellants") v Tarabana Company Limited & 5 Others (Petition E033 of 2023). The court addressed critical questions surrounding the renewal of leasehold interests over public land, the doctrine of legitimate expectation, and the doctrine of innocent purchaser.
Secure Your Collaterals: Key Takeaways From The Kenya's High Court Decision On Loan Securities
The High Court of Kenya (the "court") recently issued a judgment in the case of Commercial International Bank (CIB) Kenya Ltd (the "Bank") v Azofco General Merchants Limited (the "Borrower"). This judgment has major implications for lenders in Kenya as it sets a precedent for thorough due diligence on titles presented by borrowers as security for loans.
Secure your collaterals: Key takeaways from the Kenya’s High Court decision on loan securities
The High Court of Kenya (the “court”) recently issued a judgment in the case of Commercial International Bank (CIB) Kenya Ltd (the “Bank”) v Azofco General Merchants Limited (the “Borrower”). This judgment has major implications for lenders in Kenya as it sets a precedent for thorough due diligence on titles presented by borrowers as security for loans.
Kenya's Proposed Land Transaction Fee Revisions
The Government of Kenya intends to increase the fees payable for various land transactions. The primary objective is to amend the existing statutory instruments that govern fees payable for various categories of services offered under the Ministry of Lands. The fee adjustments are contained in Legal Notices enacted pursuant to the Statutory Instruments Act, No. 23 of 2013, and are yet to be gazetted.
Supreme Court Of Kenya Judgment: Due Diligence Crucial On Potential Property Investments
In the recent case of Torino Enterprises Limited v Attorney General (Petition 5 (E006) of 2022), the Supreme Court ("court") issued a judgment which could impact land acquisition procedures in Kenya. The court upheld its previous decision in the Dina Management case (as discussed here) affecting property investors and stakeholders in Kenya, and adds to the precedents in relation to due diligence in property transactions.
Kenya’s proposed land transaction fee revisions
The Government of Kenya intends to increase the fees payable for various land transactions. The primary objective is to amend the existing statutory instruments that govern fees payable for various categories of services offered under the Ministry of Lands. The fee adjustments are contained in Legal Notices enacted pursuant to the Statutory Instruments Act, No. 23 of 2013, and are yet to be gazetted.
Supreme Court of Kenya judgment: Due diligence crucial on potential property investments
In the recent case of Torino Enterprises Limited v Attorney General (Petition 5 (E006) of 2022), the Supreme Court (“court”) issued a judgment which could impact land acquisition procedures in Kenya. The court upheld its previous decision in the Dina Management case (as discussed here) affecting property investors and stakeholders in Kenya, and adds to the precedents in relation to due diligence in property transactions.
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