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Anti-corruption [2026] KEHC 11376 (KLR)

Ethics & Anti Corruption Commission v Gikonyo & 3 others

Ethics & Anti Corruption Commission v Gikonyo & 3 others (Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Civil Suit 14 of 2018) [2026] KEHC 11376 (KLR) (Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes) (14 July 2026) (Ruling)

The Interested Party’s application failed because the suit property remains subject to pending section 55 ACECA proceedings, and the court cannot finally expunge it from the forfeiture schedule or lift the preservation restriction before determining whether it was acquired through corrupt conduct. The defendants’ strike-out application also failed because the impugned passages in the further affidavit were direct responses to matters raised in the replying affidavit, were within the scope of leave granted, and did not change the character of the suit or occasion prejudice warranting striking…

  • Unexplained assets
  • Preservation orders
  • Restriction on title
  • Innocent purchaser for value
  • Striking out affidavit material
  • Scope of leave for supplementary affidavit
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Anti-corruption law [2026] KEHC 5505 (KLR)

Assets Recovery Agency v Huka & another

Assets Recovery Agency v Huka & another (Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Civil Suit E015 of 2024) [2026] KEHC 5505 (KLR) (Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes) (30 April 2026) (Judgment)

The High Court ordered forfeiture of cash, a vehicle, and a motor cycle after finding they were proceeds of crime or used in narcotics trafficking.

  • Proceeds of crime
  • Civil forfeiture
  • Burden of proof
  • Narcotic drugs trafficking
  • Civil-forfeiture
  • Proceeds-of-crime
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