@NelsonHavi I have seen this happen to persons who are just ordinary business people. KRA comes up with a large claim, usually several millions, mainly based on bank deposits, but then after push and pull, the client ends up paying less than 1M.
IF THEY WANTED TO THEY WOULD!!
Go watch this Mr. Beast video, and vet your government, he spent USD 3million to build 10 schools across the world and supply food for five years for FREE and water for the school and communities FOR FREE.
SO WHAT CAN'T 765BILLION DO? #SiasaZaUtoto
young advocates-anyone with less that 5m in their bank account- must now return to work and diligently do so. Jana pale Supreme Court Senior walikuwa wanatoka wakienda kumeet serious clients ama business lunch with their colleagues while we were roasting under the scorching sun
Personally, I think we should be okay with having a great conversation with a stranger and leaving it at that. Exchanging contacts isn’t always necessary. One of the beautiful things in life is being able to remember a good conversation with a random person and move on.
The debate around legal education and the number of law students and admitted Advocates is a legitimate one. If we want to check numbers, it is foolhardy to try to do the same after admitting students to the University let alone Kenya School of Law. Rather, we should limit numbers to the University.The problem of numbers, I submit is not the elephant in the room today.
The bigger conundrum that should arouse international debate and uproar is the sharing of the national cake.
2% of the 25000 advocates (500 advocates) control 98% of practice money.
Same advocates represent Central Bank, Kenya Airports Authority, Kengen, Kenya Pipeline, Kenya Wildlife, KTDA, Counties, SHA and are on the Attorney General's panel of private advocates.
98% of Advocates (24500) are fighting and stabbing each other for very small briefs that account for 2% of practice money including pro bono briefs in Court. This is a debate we must have!
What are the unique qualities and competencies of the 2%?Is there any independence of the bar without a levelled and fair practice market?
#KabarakPride#CallToTheBar
We celebrate our #Alumni who have officially been admitted to the Bar as Advocates of the High Court of Kenya! ⚖️
As you take this bold step into legal practice, may you continue to uphold justice with excellence, integrity, and service.
Get a lawyer’s advice before
you sign loan and settlement agt;
You draft a contract;
You buy land!;
You start a business;
You travel for work;
You sign any contracts;
You go to court;
You talk to police and in;
you build; and
You die.
This is my free advice.