The President of the LSK is therefore calling for submissions of evidence by members who have been similarly affected through [email protected] and [email protected] by tomorrow for inclusion in the Contempt Application.
On 18th April 2018 the LSK, moved by the unlawful and un-procedural manner in which the Ministry of Lands & Physical Planning was effecting electronic conveyancing, moved to court where it successfully sought and obtained temporary conservatory orders staying the implementation
In this respect, the LSK shall be moving the court for orders of contempt against the Cabinet Secretary and Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Lands.
On 18th April 2018 the LSK, moved by the unlawful and un-procedural manner in which the Ministry of Lands & Physical Planning was effecting electronic conveyancing, moved to court where it successfully sought... https://t.co/75FV8MSsZ7
In line with our commitment to address practice issues, we are collecting views on the Business Registration System. We are calling on users to send views for inclusion in a memorandum to [email protected] on or before 16th April 2018.
Held a consultative meeting with CS Ministry of Lands @Faridakaroney to iron out the concerns raised by LSK members on the ongoing digitization process. The LSK is keen on ensuring that the process is done consultatively and properly to ensure effectiveness and ease of use.
“We are concerned by the failure by the directorate of Immigration to issue Dr. Miguna with travel documents as required by the first limb of order no.4 herein which would have allowed him entry into the country.” @LSKPresident
Today I paid a courtesy call to @Lands_Kenya CS @Faridakaroney to discuss matters of common interest including the ongoing digitization process. We are committed to enhancing service delivery.
Last night we lost a brilliant judge who went to be with the Lord. Rest in Peace Justice Onguto. The legal fraternity is in shock. Let us remember his family in our prayers.