A statutory demand notice in Kenya is not simply a stronger debt-collection letter. If it is defective, served incorrectly, or used in the wrong sequence, it can undermine the liquidation petition that follows, even where the underlying debt is genuine. A creditor with an unpaid company debt may assume the process is straightforward: serve a […]
Signing a FIDIC contract does not mean that the standard FIDIC terms are the only rules governing a project. FIDIC is not Kenyan legislation. When the parties incorporate a FIDIC form into their agreement, its terms operate as contractual obligations alongside the Kenyan laws and regulatory requirements that apply to the project. Signing the contract […]
Once the commercial terms have been agreed, it can feel as though the difficult part of a company acquisition is over. The purchase price has been negotiated, the parties have reached an agreement, and the transaction appears ready to move forward. The legal process that follows often determines whether the acquisition is completed on the […]
A share purchase agreement in Kenya is one of the most important legal documents in any business acquisition or investment transaction. It defines the terms of the sale, allocates risks between the parties, and safeguards the interests of both investors and founders throughout the transaction process. From purchase price and payment terms to warranties, indemnities, […]
Introduction Article 47 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 is one of the most frequently invoked constitutional rights in litigation. It guarantees every person the right to lawful, reasonable, and procedurally fair administrative action; whether the decision comes from a national government ministry, county authority, regulatory agency, public officer, parastatal, police unit, immigration office, licensing […]
Delayed or defaulted payments can severely disrupt your business operations, affect cash flow, and delay growth. As a company operating in Kenya’s competitive markets, having a structured and legally sound approach to debt recovery is essential. That’s where a corporate law consultancy comes in. At F.M. Muteti & Co. Advocates, we offer tailored corporate law […]
A per Section 2 of the Civil Procedure Act, a foreign Judgement is a judgment of a foreign Court. Basically, a Court outside the Kenya. Enforcement of foreign judgment may be established by Treaty or follow General Principles of International Law. Generally, in Kenya, enforcement of foreign judgments delivered in countries which accord reciprocal treatment […]
Business challenges are inevitable, but legal problems don’t have to be. In Kenya’s fast-paced commercial landscape, even the most well-run enterprises can face contract disputes, delayed payments, regulatory hurdles, or internal conflicts. That’s where the role of a reputable commercial law firm in Kenya becomes vital—ensuring these issues are managed strategically to avoid stalling growth […]
Entering into a legal agreement without professional guidance can have serious consequences — from financial losses due to ambiguous contract clauses to years-long court disputes. Many individuals and businesses in Kenya find themselves trapped in avoidable legal battles simply because they didn’t consult a qualified attorney in time. Whether you’re facing a land dispute, managing […]
In today’s dynamic business environment, legal oversights can significantly impede business operations and growth. For entrepreneurs and seasoned executives alike, understanding corporate law is not just advisable, it’s essential. This is where corporate lawyers come in and are integral to both risk management and strategic decision-making. Whether you’re launching a startup in Nairobi or running […]