Category: litigation and alternative dispute resolution

The Limitations of Actions Act sets time limits within which parties must file claims against one another. It promotes justice and fairness in the legal process.

Debt collection is a vital aspect of financial management for businesses and individuals. However, to protect the rights of debtors, creditors must navigate the Kenyan legal framework governing debt collection. Noncompliance with these laws can render debt collection actions abusive, illegal, or even void, potentially leading to liability for the creditor. Adhering to legal requirements…

Introduction Both an affidavit and statutory declaration can be defined as a legal document used in judicial and administrative processes to confirm facts or provide evidence. While both serve as formal statements, they have distinct characteristics, legal implications and uses. This article explores the key distinctions between affidavits and statutory declarations, their legal framework in…

Introduction An affidavit is a written statement made voluntarily under oath or affirmation before an authorized person swearing to a fact or set of facts. In Kenya, an affidavit can be used as formal evidence in legal proceedings and as proof of facts in administrative processes. This article provides an in-depth discussion on affidavits in…

This article provides guidance on how to respond to a demand letter, ensuring you take the right steps to address the situation and avoid escalating the matter further. What is a Demand Letter? A demand letter is a formal notice sent by one party to another, outlining a grievance and seeking a specific remedy. The…

A demand letter is an essential legal tool used to resolve disputes before court action. It serves as a formal request for a specific action, often involving debt recovery, contract breaches, or other legal obligations. In Kenya, a well-drafted demand letter is often the first step to resolving conflicts without going to court. This article…