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Kenya's Environment and Land Court ruled magistrates' courts cannot decide adverse possession claims, voiding a land judgment and sending th
A court cannot rule on issues that were never properly raised in the initial lawsuit, which can lead to a reversal on appeal.
Excluded beneficiaries cannot legally force a deceased person's estate to pay their legal fees.
Good faith and procedural hurdles can prevent a court from dismissing your appeal for want of prosecution.
A court quashed a conviction because the judge lacked the required legal rank, and the community service sentence was legally invalid.
Proving the deceased was Muslim and getting all parties to agree is essential to apply Muslim law to a Kenyan estate.
If you are convicted, seeking bail while appealing requires proving your case has an overwhelming chance of success and meeting strict crite