Copyright Laws in Kenya

Facts Forming Part of The Same Transaction Section 6 Evidence Act

Section 6 of the Evidence Act in Kenya deals with facts that are part of the same transaction, also known as res gestae. These facts are automatically or naturally part of the transaction and are relevant because of their connection to the main transaction, Listen in for more.

Kadhi Courts and Islamic Marriages in Kenya

Kadhi's Courts are responsible for hearing cases related to Muslim law, including marriage, divorce, inheritance, and personal status. The jurisdiction of these courts is limited to cases where all parties involved are Muslim and agree to be subject to the court's jurisdiction. Listen in as we discuss more.

Copyright Laws in Kenya

Copyright is a form of intellectual property that gives authors (creators of the works) exclusive rights to deal with the works in whatever manner permissible under the law. The copyright act, 2001 established the Kenya Copyright Board. The act also highlights the protection of copyright and related rights, infringement and enforcement, exceptions and works in public domain, collective management of copyright and administrative issues.

Garnishee Proceedings Civil Procedure

Garnishee Proceedings is the process by which a decree holder is enabled to attach the money of a judgment debtor which is in the hands of a third person (who is called a garnishee). It is anchored by Section 44 of the Civil Procedure Act which allows property of the judgement debtor held in the name of another but on his behalf to be liable for attachment. Listen in as we discuss the prerequisites, procedure, and Other rules under Order 23

Death and Bankruptcy Civil Procedure

The Civil Procedure Act in Kenya covers the procedures for death and bankruptcy of parties in a civil suit. If a party dies, the suit does not abate if the right to sue survives. Order 24 of the Civil Procedure Rules, 2010, outlines the procedure to follow if a party dies. Listen in for more.