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Fixed term employment contracts and the right to reasonably expect renewal

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:19 September 2023
  • Post category:Case in point

Our case in point today is Muthee v Italiana (Cause 2244 of 2015) [2023] KEELRC 1825 (KLR) (28 July 2023). Our discourse is on fixed term employment contracts and the…

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Reliefs for constructive dismissal: statutory capped compensation or damages at large?

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:26 January 2023
  • Post category:Case in point

Constructive dismissal is now a well-known concept in employment law. If there was any grey area surrounding the concept, the court of appeal in the leading case of Coca Cola…

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Jurisdiction is everything. But is it?

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:10 January 2023
  • Post category:Case in point

The case in point is Supreme Court of Kenya Petition Number 11 (E008) of 2022 Hon Mike Mbuvi Sonko v The Clerk County Assembly of Nairobi City & 11 others.…

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Court reaffirms testamentary freedom

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:14 October 2022
  • Post category:Case in point

The case in point is Nyeri Civil Appeal Number 100 of 2019: Evelyn Wanja & Naomi Mwendwa Majau –v- Gladys Nkirote M’Itunga. Some background to put the case into context.…

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Civil marriages in Kenya: Just after how long should one petition for divorce if the marriage ship sinks?

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:4 July 2022
  • Post category:Case in point

  The case in point is Malindi Civil Appeal No. 166 of 2019: The National Assembly of Kenya –v- Tukero Ole Kina and The Attorney General.  The Marriage Act, 2014…

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When will the Insurance Regulatory Authority settle claims in Kenya on behalf of the insurer?

  • Post author:Harrison Muriithi
  • Post published:15 June 2022
  • Post category:Case in point

The case in point is HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MACHAKOS PETITION NUMBER 20 OF 2018: PETER MWAU MUINDE & INTERCOUNTY COUNTY EXPRESS LIMITED –V- INSURANCE REGULATORY AUTHORITY, ATTORNEY GENERAL…

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CORPORATE DERIVATIVE CLAIMS IN KENYA

  • Post author:Vincent Masore
  • Post published:22 May 2022
  • Post category:Corporate Governance

A company, as a distinct juristic person, has the right, and is the best-placed plaintiff to sue on a wrong suffered by it. However, there are instances when the wrong…

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