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Non-Citizens in Kenya have no Pre-Emptive Rights on Leasehold Land

by Virginiah Nduta and Brian Pareno | Nov 15, 2021 | Legal update

The Effect and Purpose of Article 65 of The Constitution of Kenya & Analysis of Malindi Law Society vs the Attorney General & Another (2021) eKLR. A. Introduction To quote Justice Nyamu in Richard Nduati Kariuki vs. Honourable Leonard Nduati Kariuki&...

Non-Citizens in Kenya have no Pre-Emptive Rights on Leasehold Land

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