The High Court granted a local adoption application for an abandoned child after finding the applicants suitable and the adoption to be in the child’s best interests.
The High Court granted JOK’s adoption application for an abandoned child, finding the adoption satisfied statutory requirements and the child’s best interests.
The court allowed the adoption and associated orders because the Applicants fulfilled all the legal requirements for local adoption, the child's biological parents could not be found (allowing dispensing with consent), statutory reports from relevant authorities were favorable, and the adoption was found to be in the best interests of the child, consistent with the principles of the Children Act and the Constitution of Kenya.
The High Court granted a kinship adoption, finding the applicants fit and the child’s best interests served by the adoption. The biological father’s consent was dispensed with.
The High Court granted an adoption application for Baby Paul Celine, finding the child was abandoned, the applicants suitable, and the adoption in the child’s best interests.
The High Court appointed the applicant as guardian and manager of an incapacitated subject’s affairs and allowed limited access to his bank account to pay Nairobi Hospital bills.
The High Court in Nairobi granted LMM and PWM leave to adopt Baby DJ, finding the child had been abandoned and the adoption served the child’s best interests.