Who is responsible when AI causes harm? Courts across the world are already answering that question — and a remarkably consistent thread of reasoning is emerging across very differentcases. T H E E M E R G I N G A N S W E R “Liability is increasingly being attached not to the algorithm […]
The Supreme Court of Kenya’s decision in Dina Management Limited v County Government of Mombasa & 5 Others [2023] KESC 30 (KLR), affirming the Court of Appeal’s earlier judgment in Civil Appeal No. 150 of 2019, has fundamentally altered the landscape of property transactions in Kenya. As an advocate practising in conveyancing, I consider it […]
The Constitution of Kenya 2010 at Chapter Five is dedicated to land and environment. For many Kenyans the ownership, use and management of land are an emotive issue and was one of the key issues that drove the need for a new Constitution. The Agenda 4’s main commitment was among other issues bring about comprehensive […]
