In a recent ruling at the High Court in Nairobi, how estates are handled when a person dies with children or other dependents has been brought into question following a case of a widow being denied control of her husband’s estate after he died. The widow was unable to manage her deceased husband’s estate due
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an application by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) seeking to reverse the decision on the judges’ car allowance, dealing the commission’s blow in its efforts to scale down what it termed an unsustainable public wage burden. In its appeal, the SRC claimed the judiciary had overstepped its boundaries
The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has directed United Winners DT SACCO to pay a complainant after determining that the organization broke the law by disclosing the complainant’s personal information, thereby infringing on the constitutional right to privacy. In its determination on the complaint by Margaret Nzula, who had accused her ex-employer of disclosing
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