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The principle of public participation is one of the principles of governance enshrined in Article 10 Constitution of Kenya 2010.Public participation in environmental decision-making processes is a vital requirement. This is especially so when it comes to Environmental Impact Assessments....
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In the 21st Century States continue to be one of the main players in international business transactions. The onerous responsibility of states to provide goods and services to their citizens means that, they are by default involved in enormous commercial transactions and investment ventures. In...
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The World Trade Organization (herein WTO) is a global international organization dealing with the rules of trade between nations. At its heart are the WTO agreements, negotiated and signed by the bulk of the world’s trading nations and ratified in their parliaments. The trade agreements...
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The authors seek to illuminate on the legal framework used to determine the capacity of parties to enter into an arbitration agreement. In several decisions, courts have set aside arbitration awards based on the lack of capacity of parties to enter into an arbitration agreement. In doing so...
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In a bid to protect the environment, the environmental law in Kenya has deliberately imposed an obligation on persons wishing to undertake various programmes, activities or projects to undertake Environmental Impact Assessment. Indeed, Environmental Impact Assessment has mandatorily become a...
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The motivation behind this paper is to critique the groundbreaking decision of the Supreme Court in the case of; Nyutu Agrovet Limited v Airtel Networks Kenya Limited; Chartered Institute of Arbitrators-Kenya Branch (Interested Party) [2019] eKLR (hereinafter Petition No. 12 of 2016). This is with...
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This research reflects on the functioning of the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) as an international arbitral. The motivation behind this research paper is to evaluate the effectiveness of the East African Court of Justice in resolving disputes through arbitration. In doing so, the research...
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Sustainable development seeks to limit environmental damage which includes wildlife while promoting economic growth through economic activities. The author seeks to question; whether sustainable development has succeeded as a panacea to the prevalent disputes that are based on the divergent...
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Environmental law jurisprudence contributes significantly to the protection of the environment and promotes sustainable development. Courts and tribunals have a vital role to play in the growth of environmental law jurisprudence. This paper argues that the place of courts and tribunals in the...
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Trade disputes are a consistent occurrence in Kenya. This can be illustrated by the existence of various strikes in Kenya. Example of such strikes includes teacher’s strikes which have occurred consistently in Kenya and have a history of occurring regularly. A historical view of how trade...
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