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News Alert On The Land Registration (Registration Units) Order, 2017 – Conversion and Migration

by Charles Wamae, Virginiah Nduta, Janeirene Maina, Shalma Maina and Lynda Kemunto | Aug 9, 2021 | Legal alerts

The Cabinet Secretary for Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning, pursuant to regulation 4 (4) of the Land Registration (Registration Units) Order, 2017, Published a Conversion and Migration List vide Gazette Notice No.7146 (Click here). The Cabinet Secretary is...

Legal Alert On The Sectional Properties Act, 2020

by Charles Wamae, Virginiah Nduta, Janeirene Maina, Shalma Maina and Lynda Kemunto | May 13, 2021 | Legal alerts

INTRODUCTION On 11th December 2020, President Uhuru Kenyatta signed the Sectional Properties Act, 2020 into law repealing the Sectional Properties Act, 1987. The Sectional Properties Act, 2020 mainly simplifies the process of registering sectional properties in...

News Alert On The Land Registration (Registration Units) Order, 2017 – Conversion and Migration

Legal Alert On The Sectional Properties Act, 2020

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