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AMS v NFD [2025] KEHC 6336 (KLR)
The High Court partly allowed a family appeal, upholding divorce and dowry orders but reducing monthly maintenance and revising arrears and custody arrangements.
Masitsa v Mwashi & another [2024] KEHC 2875 (KLR)
High Court appeal over a burial dispute and alleged Maragoli customary marriage was dismissed. The court held the appeal incompetent and found no valid marriage.
RCC v SKI [2024] KEKC 4 (KLR)
A Kadhis Court ordered a husband to pay rent arrears, pay deferred dowry, and help release his wife's belongings after finding he neglected maintenance duties.
BDA v AHB [2024] KEKC 14 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Moyale partly allowed an application for post-divorce access, dowry payment, reimbursement of debts, and maintenance during eddat.
AMD v AMU [2024] KEKC 2 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Moyale dissolved the marriage by one talaqa, ordered payment of outstanding dowry, and granted custody of the children to the petitioner.
SAS v WKY [2023] KEHC 26775 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed an appeal over unpaid dowry, holding that the marriage certificate proved a Kshs. 600,000 dowry and the appellant failed to prove payment or a different agreement.
Yeko & another v Krumoja [2023] KEHC 24450 (KLR)
The High Court allowed a burial dispute appeal, finding the respondent failed to prove a customary Sabaot marriage and that presumption of marriage had not been pleaded.
MIA v AAA [2023] KEKC 19 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Kericho dissolved the marriage, ordered payment of unpaid dowry, and set monthly child maintenance after finding the relationship had broken down.
UKMA v IID [2023] KEKC 17 (KLR)
The Kadhi’s Court dissolved a Muslim marriage for cruelty, awarded unpaid dowry, edda maintenance, mata’, child maintenance, and divided matrimonial property.
SWM v PM & another [2023] KEHC 20623 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed an appeal over an alleged Kikuyu customary marriage, holding that the essential rites were not proved and the presumption of marriage was rebutted.
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