The case challenging the constitutionality of the legal requirement to prove contribution made towards the acquisition of matrimonial property has been taken out by the Court of Appeal of Kenya. The case has been rescheduled to 3 March 2025.

ISLA will be in the Court of Appeal of Kenya tomorrow, 4 Feb 2025 as an amicus curiae in a case seeking to establish the constitutional validity of the legal requirement to prove contribution as a basis for sharing matrimonial property. To read more see

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and associated spaces citing the doctrine of separation of powers. ISLA is exploring its options on the best route to take in the best interest of not only the client but the women of Kenya. Read More:

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The case will be given another date once the president of the court has reconstituted the bench to hear the matter.