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The High Court refused to jail a company director for contempt, allowed the company to amend its defence, and rejected a demand for Kshs. 20
If you are making payments on a secured loan, you can seek a court order to stop foreclosure if you can prove your payments exceed the bank'
Dropping one claim doesn't automatically end the case; the court will only dismiss the suit if no valid legal issues remain against any defe
Banks can proceed with property sales if they follow the Land Act procedures and the borrower cannot prove irreparable harm.
Debt disputes alone won't stop a bank from selling your collateral if they followed the law and you are in default.
The High Court refused to pause execution of a judgment because the applicant built houses on disputed land while the case was still in cour
Kenya's Environment and Land Court struck out a land claim built on a title already annulled in earlier litigation, reinforcing that annulle
Landowners in Nakuru lost their titles because their parcels sat on gazetted prison land that was never legally available for private alloca
A Kenyan family lost their 8-year land trust case because they never formally amended court documents after the original owner died and miss
Kenya's Environment and Land Court struck out a land suit entirely because some named plaintiffs had died before it was filed — no amendment
A Kenyan court refused to pause a Kshs 6 million refund judgment because the buyer didn't appeal that part and offered no security.
A Kenyan land buyer who paid KShs 6 million got his money back with interest, but lost the land because the sale agreement excluded a joint
If you lose a property auction due to misleading information, you must sue the auctioneer, not the bank, and you will likely receive money,
Courts can pause a court order if you meet three conditions: timely filing, showing you'll suffer loss, and providing security.
Allegations of fraud alone are generally not enough to invalidate a contract's arbitration clause in Kenya.