Court Explains What Land Buyers Can Recover After Fraudulent Deals Collapse

A Kenyan court has clarified what land buyers can recover when fraudulent property deals collapse, emphasizing that only expenses directly linked to the failed transaction are reimbursable.

Court Rules on Banks’ Liability When Customers Lose Money to Fraud

A Nairobi court has ruled that banks can be held liable for customer losses due to weak digital verification systems following a case where a customer was defrauded of Ksh511,000.

Court Sets New Rule on Employee Dismissals

A Kenyan court has ruled that an employer's valid reason for dismissal does not excuse an unfair disciplinary process if the employee is not given adequate time to respond to allegations.

Court Rules on Dismissal of Teacher Who Missed Work to Care for Sick Father

The Employment and Labour Relations Court has upheld the Teachers Service Commission (TSC)'s decision to dismiss a teacher who was absent for over two weeks to care for his sick father.

Court Rules on Compensation for Workers Who Suffer Permanent Injuries

A court has ordered the Nakuru County Government to pay Ksh4.1 million to a former employee who suffered a permanent injury, highlighting that compensation for reduced earning capacity is possible even without exact salary proof.

Dorice Aburi Calls on Foreigners to Comply With Kenya’s Immigration and Business Laws