Petition E.001 of 2024: Frankline Ombasa & Elizabeth Lokooli -Vs- Kenya National Bureau of Statistics & 3 Others
The dispute concerned unlawful discrimination where the grounds for dismissal was disability with the court finding the Employers guilty for unlawful termination because they had been aware of the Petitioners’ disability prior to offering them jobs and could therefore not use it as a basis of claiming that they would be unfit for the roles.
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Civil Appeal E531 Of 2021: Albert Muluango Waudo -Vs- AIG Kenya Insurance Company Limited
The case emanates from the Magistrate’s court where the appellant who was insured by the Respondent, claimed the full amount of the value of his car. This was after the car’s repair took over 17 months following an accident and wasn’t done to the owner’s satisfaction.
KRA’s duty to give reasons for its Objection Decisions: Ndirangu Hardware -Vs- Commissioner of Domestic Taxes
The case involves a tax dispute arising from additional tax assessments conducted on the Appellant by KRA. The assessment was for Value added tax amounting to Kshs 8,532,219.63 for the period of November 2015 to December 2016.
Detailed Changes introduced by the Tax Bill 2024
The Finance Bill, 2024 (the Bill) was published and gazette on the 9th of May 2024 proposes various amendments to some laws in Kenya.
Contrasting the Doctrine of Innocent Purchaser without notice & the Caveat Emptor Principle
The Doctrine of Innocent Purchaser without notice is an equitable principle intended to protect buyers of property who are unaware of a third party’s claim to it.
The Case of Bank Of Africa Kenya Limited & Garam Investments Auctioneers -Vs- Tss Investments Limited, Changawa Kazungu & Almady Mdzomba
The Court of Appeal recently rehashed the position that the position that the jurisdiction of the Environment and Land Court was strictly limited to disputes arising from the use of land and land titles.
Potential changes in Kenya’s Tax Law
Should the changes in the Financial Bill be implemented, different laws relating to taxes will be amended including the Excise Duty Act, Income Tax Act, Tax Procedures Act and the Value Added Tax Act.
KRA’s Losing Streaks In Tax Assessment Disputes: A Case Study of Cellnet Ltd v KRA & KRA v Ola Kenya
The Kenya Revenue Authority has seemingly stumbled upon a losing streak in disputes regarding their assessment of taxes owed by business operating in Kenya.
Increasing Appetite for Mergers and Acquisitions in Kenya’s Financial Sector
The Banking and Microfinance Sectors in Kenya has seen an increase in investor uptake despite the country on recently recovering from the vagaries of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
