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- Family Law Digest: Matrimonial Property
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- 2009
- Published by: LawAfrica
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Family Law Digest book critiques the inconsistency of the Kenyan courts decisions as regards the division of matrimonial property. In a nutshell, this digest is a review of the decisions of Kenyan courts when faced with the question of the determination of inter-spousal property rights.
Table of Contents
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- Acknowledgement
- p. viii
- Table of Cases Cited
- pp. x-xi
- Subject Matter Index
- pp. xiii-xviii
- Introduction
- pp. 1-4
- Part I: Spouses’ Interests Inter se under the MWPA
- Pettit v Pettit [1969]
- pp. 7-24
- Gissing v Gissing [1970]
- pp. 25-39
- I v I [1970]
- pp. 40-42
- Karanja v Karanja [1976]
- pp. 43-44
- Njuguna v Njuguna [1986]
- pp. 45-47
- Kivuitu v Kivuitu [1991]
- pp. 48-60
- Essa v Essa [1996]
- pp. 61-67
- Mungai v Mungai [1997]
- pp. 68-80
- Kimani v Kimani [1997]
- pp. 81-92
- Nderitu v Nderitu [1998]
- pp. 93-106
- Kamore v Kamore [2000]
- pp. 107-119
- Mbugua v Mbugua [2000]
- pp. 120-138
- Muthembwa v Muthembwa [2002]
- pp. 139-148
- Assessment of the Part I Cases
- pp. 149-150
- Part II: Trust Law and Property Rights against Third Parties
- Ahn v Openda [1982]
- pp. 153-157
- Kabui v Wairimu [1985]
- pp. 158-160
- Wanjiku v Mutiso [1988]
- pp. 169-182
- Njoki v Gachingiri [1997]
- pp. 183-186
- HFCK v Kimeria and another [1998]
- pp. 187-190
- Ndungu v Ndungu [2000]
- pp. 191-196
- Kitale v Kitale and another [2001]
- pp. 197-205
- Part III: Miscellaneous Matters
- Al-Amin v Mohamed [1998]
- pp. 212-214
- Hamoud v Hamoud [2000]
- pp. 215-217
- Onege v Zahlten [2000]
- pp. 218-219
- Re Kaara’s Estate [2000]
- pp. 220-222
- Appendix: CEDAW
- pp. 223-234
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ISBN
9789966031990
Related ISBN(s)
9789966723796
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OCLC
881184099
Pages
254
Launched on MUSE
2015-01-01
Language
English
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No
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