Legal Name: The National Council for Law Reporting
Brand Name: Kenya Law
Organization type: A semi-autonomous state corporation
Parent Institution: The Judiciary
Parent Act: The National Council for Law Reporting Act
Mission
To Provide Universal Access to Kenya’s Public Legal Information by Monitoring and Reporting on the Development of Jurisprudence for the Promotion of the Rule of Law
Vision
Accessible Public Legal Information towards an Enlightened Society
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Resources
Displaying 61 - 65 of 136Land Consolidation Regulations (Cap. 283).
These Regulations, made under the Land Consolidation Act, specify, in the Schedule, fees to be paid by each landowner whose name is contained in a Consolidation Register in respect of any consolidation area or section in any district specified in the first column of the Schedule. The Regulations also stipulate that no fee shall be refunded except by order of the Chief Land Registrar.
Implements: Land Consolidation Act (Cap. 283). (1969)
Application of Act under Section 2
This Notice, made under section 2 of the Land Titles Act, specifies the areas of Kenya to which the provisions of the Act shall apply. Section 2 stipulates that the President may, by Proclamation, apply this Act to any district, area or place in Kenya.
Implements: Land Titles Act. (1959)
Notice on Exemptions under section 24 of the Land Control Act (Cap. 302).
This Notice specifies exemptions for purposes of section 24 of the Land Control Act. Section 24 gives power to the President to, by Notice in the Gazette, exempt: (a) any land or share, or any class of land or share; or (b) any controlled transaction, or any class of controlled transaction; or (c) any person in respect of controlled transactions or some class of controlled transaction, from all or any of the provisions of this Act, or from any prohibition made under section 23 of this Act, on such conditions (if any) as (s)he may think fit to impose.
Land Utilization and Settlement Rules, 1962 (Cap. 318).
These Rules, made under the Agriculture Act, concern land settlement and land allotment. The Land Development and Settlement Board shall administer: (a) the Tenant Farming Scheme; and (b) the Assisted Ownership Scheme. An application for participation in an approved settlement scheme shall be made in the form specified in the First Schedule to these Rules. Applicants shall meet certain requirements to be able to participate in a scheme. As for the Tenant Farming Scheme, the Board may allot land and grant leases to tenant farmers selected by the Board in accordance with these Rules.
Deeds of Arrangement Act (Cap. 54).
This Act provides for matters relative to deeds of arrangement related to debt. The classes of instrument are: (a) an assignment of property (including land); (b) a deed of or agreement for a composition; and (c) in cases where creditors of the debtor obtain any control over his or her property or business. A deed of arrangement shall be void unless it is registered with the Registrar of Deeds of Arrangement under and in accordance with this Act. Deeds of arrangement also require assent by the majority of creditors.