Karanja Njenga Advocates

Author name: Wesley Muriuki

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The Applicability of the Doctrine of Constructive Trust in Land Transactions in Kenya

Old land sale, no formal title transfer, decades later the seller’s family sells to someone else who wants you evicted. Sound familiar? Kenyan courts recognize the doctrine of constructive trust to protect buyers in exactly this situation even against a registered title. The Supreme Court confirmed it in Shah v Mombasa Bricks & Tiles, and

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Conveyancing, Dispute resolution

Minority Shareholder Litigation in Kenya

Minority shareholder litigation in Kenya plays a crucial role in protecting investors from oppression, unfair prejudice, and mismanagement within companies. While majority rule remains central to corporate governance, the Companies Act 2015 provides important safeguards that allow minority shareholders to seek redress through the courts. This article explores the legal framework, practical challenges, and emerging

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